2011 Map of Fourteenmile Coulee NE

About this map

The northern plains of Hill County are defined here by a series of drainage features cutting through the Montana landscape. Water management and seasonal runoff dictate the character of this area, anchored by Narcissus Dam in the north and the deep-cut path of Fourteenmile Coulee at the southern boundary. The topography shows the subtle transition of the high prairie, where named draws like Faulkners Coulee and Halfway Coulee provide the primary relief in an otherwise expansive agricultural or grazing region. Apart from the established grid of section lines, Wolrey Sign Rd serves as a primary transit point through these coulees, reflecting the sparse, purposeful infrastructure typical of north-central Montana in the early 21st century.