1980 Map of Flasted Hill

About this map

Flasted Hill rises as a prominent landmark in this prairie landscape of southeast Montana, marking the divide between the Fallon County and Carter County border. The area is defined by a dense network of seasonal drainages, including the headwaters of North Fork Coal Bank Creek and South Fork Coal Bank Creek. These waterways, along with Flasted Creek, have carved intricate patterns into the terrain, reflecting the arid environment where water sources like various Spring labels and cattle tanks were vital for ranching operations. Human activity is sparse and focused on the land's utility, evidenced by scattered wells and a Gravel Pit in the northern reaches. The proximity of Horse Creek and Squabble Creek to the south further illustrates the complex drainage system of the Coal Creek Hill vicinity.