2011 Map of Enid SE

About this map

The high plains of Richland County are defined by the intricate drainage of Burns Creek and its many tributaries, including the Middle Fork Burns Creek. This landscape of dry-land agriculture and grazing is marked by essential water management features such as Senner Reservoir Dam, Fatzinger Dam, and the northern Wishbone Dam. The map reveals a dispersed rural community organized around a geometric grid of section roads like Road 508 and Road 510. Social and historical focal points are few but significant, including the Eastern Montana Bible Camp and the Bethlehem Mennonite Cemetery in the southwest, while the Klempel Cemetery sits further east. These sites, often located at the intersections of county routes like Road 523, indicate the enduring legacy of early homesteading and religious community life in this portion of eastern Montana.