1984 Map of Eskay NE

About this map

Blue Stone Peak and Tiger Butte dominate the northern landscape of this North Central Montana terrain, where the boundary between Chouteau County and Blaine County cuts through a high-plains environment. The drainage network is defined by Sand Creek and its tributaries, including Little Sand Creek and West Fork Sand Creek, which carve through the land alongside features like Pigtail Coulee. This 1984 survey, based on 1978 field checks, captures a sparsely populated region of the state where prominent elevations served as essential landmarks for navigation and ranching. Further south, the map details significant rises such as Saddle Rock and Chase Hill, leading toward the flatter expanse of Ragland Bench. The absence of dense settlement highlights the topographical character of the area near Warrick and Eskay NW.