1968 Map of Fox Creek

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The Blackfeet Indian Reservation landscape is defined by the high, descending divides between several major mountain drainage systems in this 1968 study. The terrain is dominated by the massive Saint Mary Ridge in the northwest and Milk River Ridge to the south, which together channel the flow of the South Fork Milk River and the main Milk River. Small alpine features like Josephine Lake and seasonal drainages such as Madman Coulee and Toad Creek provide a clear view of the area's hydrology before significant modern development.