2014 Map of Coyote Creek

About this map

Beaverhead National Forest land dominates this high-elevation landscape in Beaverhead County, defined by a complex drainage system that feeds into the Bloody Dick Cr watershed. The topography is marked by named features such as Big Hollow and the vast Poverty Flats, revealing a region shaped by both natural erosion and early water management. Civil engineering is evident in the Lower Bloody Dick Ditch, which follows the southern contours of the map, and the presence of Guard Station Rd, suggesting a history of forest management and early twentieth-century administrative presence. Smaller waterways like Lodgepole Cr, Houlihan Springs, and Rawhide Cr weave through the township and range lines, while landmarks like Roberts Gulch and Sullivan Gulch provide specific points of reference for local historians and land surveyors.