2011 Map of Dunn Mountain South

About this map

Holland Mine and the high point of Red Bluff define the northern reaches of this Yellowstone County landscape. The drainage system is dominated by the sprawling course of Pompeys Pillar Creek and its major tributary, the West Fork Pompeys Pillar Creek, which carve through the terrain as they flow generally southeastward. This 2011 survey reveals a sparsely settled ranching or resource-oriented territory, where local transit relies on a handful of named routes such as Pfister Rd, Sando Rd, and C A Rd. The presence of 06N27E24CDD 01 Spring and various waterways like Railroad Creek and Churn Dash Creek suggest a reliance on these natural water sources in an otherwise arid environment. This map serves as a precise record of the land use and hydrology of the rural Montana interior at the beginning of the decade.