2017 Map of Crow Springs

About this map

Crow Springs serves as a central landmark for this high plains landscape in eastern Montana. The terrain is defined by a dense network of coulees and springs, illustrating the critical role of water sources in this semi-arid region. Named features such as Heagy Coulee, Anderson Coulee, and Roald Coulee show how the local geography was categorized by early ranching or homesteading interests. Notable water points like Bonin Springs, Norris Springs, and Solhaug Spring are scattered across the quadrangle, likely serving as historic watering holes for livestock. The landscape is punctuated by Bonhoff Butte and bisected by E Rock Creek Rd, providing a clear view of the drainage patterns for the Middle Fork S Fork Rock Cr and the complex McGuire Creek system including N Fork McGuire Cr and S Fork McGuire Cr.