1974 Map of Bull Butte

About this map

Bull Butte rises as a prominent landmark above the section lines and coulees of the high plains along the Montana-North Dakota border. This mid-1970s survey captures the intersection of Roosevelt and Williams counties, where the landscape is defined by rural townships and the natural drainage of Little Muddy Creek and Sand Creek. The map provides specific detail for local researchers, noting the location of the Seventh-day Adventist Ch and industrial markers like a Gravel Pit and isolated Well. The township boundaries of Strandahl, Bull Butte, and Hebron reflect the traditional agricultural partitioning of this borderland region before modern shifts in land use.