2024 Map of Flasted Hill

About this map

Flasted Hill and Coal Creek Hill anchor this corner of the High Plains, where the border between Fallon and Carter counties intersects a complex drainage system. The terrain is defined by the winding paths of Flasted Creek and the southern reaches of North Fork Coal Bank Creek, showing a landscape shaped by intermittent water flow and open rangeland. Rural infrastructure is concentrated along a handful of established routes, including Webster Rd and Chimney Creek Rd, which provide the primary access to this sparsely settled cattle country. The map illustrates the traditional Public Land Survey System grid across six townships, including t2n r60e and t2n r61e, reflecting the enduring land divisions of the American West. Topographic details trace the subtle draws and ridges leading toward Squabble Creek and Horse Creek, essential landmarks for local ranching and navigation.