1965 Map of Floweree

About this map

Floweree stands as a rail-side settlement in the high plains of north-central Montana, defined by the path of the Great Northern railroad as it cuts through the landscape. The geography here is marked by dramatic erosion, where deep drainages like Huntley Coulee and Ryan Coulee carve through the plateau toward the winding Missouri River in the southeast corner. These coulees dictate the movement of roads and rail, creating a stark contrast between the flat upland benches and the complex topography of the breaks.