1968 Map of Browning NE

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Houseman Hill rises as a prominent landmark within the Blackfeet Indian Reservation, overlooking a landscape defined by seasonal drainages and high plains. This 1968 field-checked survey reveals an area focused on ranching and infrastructure, where Lake Road provides a primary corridor through the terrain. The hydrological pattern of the region is centered on the confluence of the North Fork Greasewood Creek and South Fork Greasewood Creek, which eventually give way to the broad expanse of Greasewood Flat. Numerous Springs and coulees, such as Rock Coulee and Sand Coulee, indicate the vital role of water sources in this environment. Modern communication and utility markings are also present, including Radio Towers and an Antenna situated on the higher elevations, while a Gravel Pit and established fence lines suggest local land use during the late 1960s.