1967 Map of Fowler Coulee NE

About this map

Pondera Coulee and its neighboring drainages carve through this section of the Montana high plains during the mid-1960s. The landscape is defined by the transition between Toole and Pondera Counties, where water management and rural infrastructure supported a sparse but established agricultural community. Key local landmarks like the Hall Community Hall and Christenson Sch provide focal points for researchers tracing family history in this region. The northern portion of the map highlights Fowler Reservoir, a critical water resource for the area. The road network, including the straight reaches of Sollid Road and Midway Road, follows the township and range lines typical of the northern plains settlement patterns, while the branching systems of Powder Coulee and Fowler Coulee dictate the natural contours of the land.