The unincorporated community of Cohagen anchors this survey of eastern Montana's high plains, reflecting a landscape defined by ranching and intermittent waterways. Situated in the heart of Garfield County, the townsite is supported by essential local landmarks including the Cohagen Cem and a network of gravel routes such as Hay Creek Rd and High Rd. The terrain is characterized by a complex drainage system where Little Dry Cr and its tributaries, including Duck Cr and Red Horse Cr, carve through the prairie. Geologic interest is found in the south at Phillips Buttes and the depression of Todd Coulee, while the evocative naming of Graveyard Cr suggests the deep local history of this sparsely populated cattle country. This map offers a clear look at the land division and water resources vital to life in this part of the Big Sky state.
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1954 · Jordan
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1954 · Forsyth
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1956 · Jordan
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1957 · Forsyth
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1958 · Jordan
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1958 · Forsyth
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1964 · Jordan
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1965 · Black Hills
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1965 · Cohagen
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1965 · Calamity Coulee
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