2011 Map of Corinth

About this map

Corinth sits at a crossroads of water and transport in Big Horn County, where the north-south winding of Fly Creek meets the east-west flow of Tenmile Creek. This region of Montana is defined by its drainage basins, with several tributaries such as Hay Creek and Spring Creek cutting through the landscape. The infrastructure is sparse, centered on rural access roads like Fly Creek Rd and S Fly Creek Rd, alongside more modern interventions like the Kjeldgaard Number 1 Dam. This dam represents the essential water management required in the arid plains, supporting local agriculture and land use. The map illustrates a high-plains environment where settlement is dictated by the availability of water, showing how local landmarks and water bodies like Deer Creek serve as the primary identifiers for navigation and land ownership.