2024 Map of Elephant Rocks

About this map

Elephant Rocks rise above the high plains of central Montana in this modern topographic study, where the boundaries of Judith Basin, Fergus, and Wheatland counties meet. The landscape is defined by the drainage systems of the Ross Fork Creek and East Fork Roberts Creek, carving through the open range. The area maintains its rural character with a network of local thoroughfares including Garneill Rd and Garneill Loop in the northwest, transitioning into the long stretches of Judith Gap Rd and Pronghorn Rd. Local hydrologic features like Hyde Creek and Mills Coulee illustrate the complex watershed that supports the surrounding agricultural and ranching tracts. This map provides a clear record of current land divisions and infrastructure, from Co Rd 297 to the remote crossing at Brewington Rd.