2011 Map of Flynn Creek North

About this map

The high plains of Roosevelt County are defined by a network of drainage systems feeding toward the Missouri River valley. This digital-era survey highlights the hydrology of the Wolf Point District, where the branched tributaries of Flynn Creek and its East Fork cut through the Montana landscape. The geography is characterized by its distinct coulees and intermittent watercourses, most notably the wide drainage of Wolf Creek and the curiously named Badger Hole Coulee in the northeast. Transportation across this stretch of the northern plains is anchored by Wolf Creek Rd, which tracks the southern portion of the quadrangle. The map also records the winding path of Littleman Creek, providing a clear record of the watershed and local land divisions as they existed at the start of the 2010s.