2014 Map of Cleveland

About this map

Cleveland sits at the eastern edge of the Bears Paw Mountains in northern Montana, serving as a focal point for the surrounding ranchlands. The landscape is defined by drainage systems like Peoples Cr and Box Elder Cr that cut through the high plains. Significant topographic markers include the prominent Crown Butte and Timber Butte to the west, while the northern section contains a portion of the Nez Perce National Historical Park. The map details a network of local routes such as MT-240 and Mitchell Rd, alongside water resources like Faber Reservoir and Ross Lake. These features reveal a remote settlement pattern centered on the rugged coulees and creek beds that characterize this high-elevation terrain near the turn of the 21st century.