1967 Map of Fowler Coulee NE

About this map

The boundary between Toole County and Pondera County runs through this section of the Montana plains, where the landscape is defined by a network of drainage channels. Fowler Coulee and Powder Coulee weave through the terrain, with the Fowler Reservoir serving as a significant water catchment in the northwest. This area was primarily rural and agricultural in the mid-1960s, evidenced by the straight sections of Sollid Road and Midway Road that cut across the prairie. Local infrastructure is sparse but notable for researchers, including the Christenson Sch and the Hall Community Well. These points, along with scattered Gravel Pits, reflect the essential utilities and educational outposts of a distributed ranching community during the late 1960s.