2014 Map of Fort Belknap Siding

About this map

Milk River meanders through the heart of this Blaine County landscape, defining the agricultural and transit corridor of north-central Montana. The irrigation network essential to this prairie region is well-defined, including the Harlem Canal and the Snake Cr Ditch. Parallel to the river, Us-2 serves as the primary artery, passing through Fort Belknap Siding where the Great Northern rail legacy persists. To the north, the terrain transitions into a more dissected landscape marked by numerous seasonal drainages such as Dry Coulee, Murphy Coulee, and Zualtieri Coulee. Local infrastructure is anchored by landmarks like the Milk River Bridge and a grid of rural roads including Paradise Valley Rd and New Hope Rd, which provide access to the surrounding farmsteads and range lands.