2011 Map of Chapman

About this map

Chapman occupies the northeastern corner of this Phillips County landscape, situated near the headwaters and drainage patterns of Woody Island Creek. The terrain is defined by its drainage architecture, notably the prominent Horseshoe Coulee which cuts through the central portion of the quadrangle. Transportation across this expanse is primarily facilitated by Black Coulee Rd, which runs north-south through the western sections. The map reveals a land structured by water management and natural topographic depressions, characteristic of the northern Montana plains. This 2011 survey serves as a record of the rural road network and water features that have sustained this portion of the county into the twenty-first century.