2017 Map of Fourteenmile Coulee SW

About this map

The boundary between Hill County and Chouteau County bisects this northern Montana landscape, where the terrain is defined by the drainage patterns of seasonal watercourses. The East Fork Black Coulee carves through the northwest, while the southern reaches are marked by Sixmile Coulee. This is a region of vast agricultural sections, organized by a rigid grid of rural roads. Important local thoroughfares like Hingham Rd and Edwards Rd provide the primary north-south transit, connecting remote farmsteads across the undulating prairie. The survey reveals the intersection of these routes with several east-west roads, including Black Coulee Rd W and E Black Coulee Rd, which trace the low-lying coulees and serve as the lifelines for this sparsely populated portion of the High Plains.