2020 Map of Cook Creek Reservoir

About this map

Custer National Forest encompasses the high-desert landscape of this quadrangle, where the borders of Rosebud Co and Powder River Co meet in southeastern Montana. The area is defined by a network of drainage features and localized water sources essential for land management in this arid environment. Significant water catchments like Cook Cr Reservoir, Cottonwood Reservoir, and Shy Reservoir provide critical infrastructure amidst the complex topography of Rice Coulee and Double E Coulee. Named springs, including Bringoff Spring, Gentry Spring, and Daily Creek Spring, mark historic water points scattered across the terrain. Rising above the draws and coulees, Cook Mtn serves as a prominent landmark in the southern portion of the survey area, overseeing the flow of Cook Cr and its tributaries.