2017 Map of Four Buttes NE

About this map

The Middle Fork Poplar River meanders through this portion of Daniels County along the international border with Canada. This prairie landscape is defined by the expansive United States boundary at the northern edge, where the terrain transitions into the drainages of Audet Coulee. The rural infrastructure is characterized by a grid of family-named and descriptive routes, such as Tymopichuk Rd, Hagfeldt Rd, and Coal Mine Rd, which suggest the agricultural and industrial history of the high plains. Near the western edge, Silver Lake sits amidst the surveyed sections of t37n r46e, reflecting the characteristic land-use patterns of northeastern Montana in the early twenty-first century. These roads provide a clear view of how land ownership and access were structured across the townships of t37n r47e and t36n r47e during this era.