2011 Map of Cameron Point

About this map

Middle Fork Porcupine Creek and its neighboring branches define this high-plains landscape in the Frazer District of Valley County. In this early twenty-first-century view, the terrain is shaped by water drainage patterns through features like Snow Coulee and the landmark high ground at Cameron Point. Human influence on the drainage is evident through infrastructure like Midway Dam, while the presence of Calderwood Spring points to the vital importance of water sources in this dry region. The map details a network of rural routes, including Fuhrman Rd and Fauth Rd, which navigate the rises and falls of the creek systems. The junction where West Fork Porcupine Creek meets the main stem of Porcupine Creek anchors the southwestern portion of the quadrangle, illustrating the natural watershed that has historically dictated land use and travel in this part of Montana.