2017 Map of Craig Reservoir

About this map

Larb Cr and its various tributaries define the drainage patterns of this Valley County landscape. The topography is marked by a series of coulees, including Hammond Coulee, Grant Coulee, and Krome Coulee, which channel seasonal runoff toward the larger creek systems. These natural features are supplemented by man-made water management structures such as Korman Reservoir, McCuin Reservoir, and Craig Reservoir, which reflect the region's reliance on water storage for ranching and agriculture. The primary thoroughfare through this territory is Larb Creek Rd, which tracks across the northern and western sections of the map, providing essential access to these remote watersheds and reservoirs. The landscape is characterized by the complex relief between coulees and the more level plains, typical of the Missouri River breaks region.