2011 Map of Dunn Mountain North

About this map

The Bull Mountains dominate this high-plains landscape in Yellowstone County, where drainage networks like Fattig Creek and East Parrot Creek carve through the elevated terrain. This 2011 survey documents a sparsely populated but geographically distinct region of Montana, defined by named peaks such as Dunn Mountain and Johnston Mountain. The map reveals a remote infrastructure of named local roads and lanes, including Fattig Creek Rd and Bruner Mountain Rd, which provide access to isolated springs and coulees. Water resources are critical in this environment, evidenced by the cataloging of Busse Water and specific springs like 06N27E22ABB_01 Spring. The presence of Railroad Creek and Dutch Oven Creek further underscores the historical naming conventions of the area, reflecting the intersection of natural geography and early 21st-century rural land use.