2014 Map of Garfield Peak

About this map

Garfield Peak rises as a prominent landmark in this section of Rosebud County, serving as a focal point for a complex network of drainages and seasonal water sources. The landscape is defined by its watershed geography, where Greenleaf Cr, Lay Cr, and Hollowbreast Cr carve into the terrain. A notable human mark on the land is the Wood Place, situated near the headwaters of Lay Cr, suggesting a history of ranching or remote habitation in this drainage-rich environment. To the south, Reservation Cr and Cow Cr flow toward the lower reaches of the quadrangle, while Fields Reservoir in the northeast indicates managed water resources in an otherwise semi-arid stretch. The presence of numerous named springs, such as 61S43E34BCBC01 Spring, further underscores the importance of reliable water for land use in this part of Montana.