2011 Map of Cushman NE

About this map

Currant Creek winds through this section of Golden Valley County, Montana, providing a focal point for a landscape defined by its water drainage patterns and rural road network. The presence of the George Rath Number 2 Dam indicates small-scale water management and ranching infrastructure typical of this high-plains region. These features, along with Merrills Springs Creek and Fivemile Creek, suggest a terrain shaped by seasonal water flow and long-established land use. The sparse road network, including Womans Pocket Rd and E Red Hill Rd, connects the distant points of this expansive area. This 2011 survey by the U.S. Geological Survey documents the topographical layout of the region, emphasizing the importance of even minor waterways and local names like George Rath in a largely unsettled landscape.