2011 Map of Eagle Point

About this map

Eagle Point and the surrounding high ground of the Montana plains define this region of Stillwater County, where the landscape is marked by a complex network of seasonal drainage and prominent landmarks. The elevation is anchored by Haystack Butte in the west and Antelope Butte further east, providing navigational points above the lower coulees. An intricate system of watercourses, including Shed Gulch Creek, Cabin Gulch Creek, and Painted Robe Creek, illustrates the erosional patterns of the local watershed. Human imprint on this rural area is primarily visible through a grid of secondary roads such as Cushman Rd and Custer Gulch Rd, which connect isolated sections of the plains. The convergence of Gooseneck Creek and Painted Robe Creek in the southeast highlights the natural flow of the terrain toward larger drainage basins beyond the quadrangle's edges.