2014 Map of Fallon

About this map

The Yellowstone River cuts a prominent path through the northern half of this landscape, separating Prairie and Dawson counties. The small settlement of Fallon serves as a primary point of interest, established along the transit corridor where Railway Ave and N Railway Ave trace the historical importance of the railroad to this eastern Montana region. The Yellowstone River Bridge provides a vital link across the water, which is punctuated by geographic features like De Russys Rapids and flanked by the rising elevation of Barrs Bluffs. Away from the river, the terrain transitions into the broad expanse of Fallon Flat and is carved by drainage features such as Plum Coulee and Hatchet Cr. Local roads like Cabin Creek Rd and Little Flat Rd crisscross the southern township, revealing the organized grid of rural land management.