1983 Map of Brush Mountain SW

About this map

Clay Butte and Snake Butte dominate the landscape in this portion of Roosevelt County, where the high plains terrain is defined by drainage patterns and isolated water sources. The map captures the area in the early 1980s, revealing a sparsely populated region primarily characterized by its geography and small-scale land use. Sand Creek and Shotgun Creek carve through the north and west, while the presence of scattered wells and a Gravel Pit indicate the essential infrastructure required for life and industry in this open country. The southern section includes Nelson, a local topographic landmark, and the surveyed boundary line between Township 30 North and Township 29 North, reflecting the precise legal division of these Montana lands.