2011 Map of Coburg

About this map

Milk River meanders through this section of Blaine County, carving a wide floodplain defined by oxbows and intricate waterway channels. Near the small settlement of Coburg, the river is joined by Milk Creek from the north and Peoples Creek from the south, illustrating the drainage patterns of north-central Montana. The landscape is heavily influenced by water management for local agriculture, most notably by the Main Canal and the Mayflower Dam, which regulate flow across the plains. Human presence is etched into the terrain via rural routes such as Old Savoy Rd and Chamberlain Ln, connecting the isolated homesteads and ranch lands that rely on the White Bear Creek watershed.