2017 Map of Coxcombe Butte
USGS Topo · Published 2017About this map
The Lewis & Clark National Forest defines this high-elevation landscape in Meagher County, where the terrain is marked by the prominent Coxcombe Butte and the stretching Abbott Ridge. This 2017 study captures a sophisticated network of water management and drainage, with the Newlan Cr Reservoir and the smaller Buckingham Reservoir serving as primary catchment points for numerous mountain streams. Several named springs, including Butterfly Spring, Horsefly Spring, and Sage Spring, feed into the larger creek systems like Sage Creek and Whitetail Deer Cr. The concentration of gulches such as Miller Gulch and Thornquist Gulch indicates a landscape shaped by persistent seasonal runoff, while the presence of Newlan Creek Rd provides one of the few points of modern access through the forested hills.
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