2014 Map of Danvers

About this map

The Judith River cuts a winding path through this central Montana landscape, defining the topography between high benchlands and riparian bottoms. The small settlements of Danvers and Ware serve as focal points for the surrounding agricultural community, where the land is organized by an extensive network of rural routes such as Sage Creek RD and Danvers RD. These roads trace the contours of the terrain, leading to local landmarks like the Judith River Bridge and the Danvers Cem north of the main townsite. The map reveals the intricate drainage system feeding into the river, including Scotchman Coulee, Indian Cr, and Big Spring Cr. In the southeastern corner, the tiny locale of Amherst sits near the confluence of several seasonal waterways, illustrating the importance of water access in Fergus County's development.