2011 Map of Carbert

About this map

Carbert sits at the heart of this rural Montana landscape along the international border, where the high plains transition into a network of vital seasonal drainages. The area is defined by its agricultural grid and the natural meandering paths of Coal Creek and Butte Creek, which dictate the local topography and placement of rural homesteads. This 2011 survey illustrates the endurance of the northern homesteading legacy, where the road network, including County Rd and Roseberry Rd, serves as the primary skeleton for isolated settlements. The presence of Lewarton Coulee in the southwest further highlights the characteristic dry-wash geography of Daniels County, a region where life and transport are closely tied to the subtle contours of the watershed.