2017 Map of Davis Spring

About this map

Davis Spring and the intricate drainage systems of Petroleum County define this modern topographic study of central Montana. The landscape is characterized by a dense network of coulees, which serve as the primary geographical markers for this ranching and grazing country. Notable features include Gordon Coulee, Fisher Coulee, and West School Section Coulee, indicating the historical importance of the public land survey system and school land grants in shaping regional boundaries. The hydrology is dominated by Dovetail Cr and Blood Cr, which carve through the high plains. Movement through this territory is facilitated by local routes like Weingart Ln and Dunn Ridge St, alongside the 79 Trl, reflecting a sparse but functional infrastructure tailored to the land's open character and the prominence of Dunn Ridge.