2024 Map of Dutchmans Hill

About this map

Dutchmans Hill stands as the central landmark in this high-plains landscape of Carter and Fallon Counties. This modern survey illustrates a rugged drainage system where Fletcher Creek and Hay Creek cut through the northern terrain, while the Ekalaka Hills rise in the southwest. The presence of Reynolds Spring highlights the vital water sources required for life in this arid region, which is historically tied to ranching and open-range livestock. Transportation through the area relies on established routes such as Mill Iron Camp Crook Rd, reflecting the long-standing land-use patterns of Montana's eastern borderlands. Numerous drainages like Greasewood Creek and Coal Creek carve out the topography, providing a detailed look at the watersheds that define this portion of the northern plains.