2011 Map of Genevieve

About this map

Genevieve (Historical) anchors this corner of Phillips County, where the high plains are carved by an intricate network of drainage coulees. The landscape is defined by the winding course of Frenchman Creek, which feeds into the Frenchman Reservoir, a significant water feature in an otherwise arid region. The geography reveals a ranching and agricultural orientation, with landmarks named for early settlers or natural features like Three Chimney Coulee, Bohner Coulee, and the curiously named Grandma Mogan height. To the west, the small community of Valleytown sits near the reservoir's edge, while the eastern section is marked by Nelsons Reservoir and the headwaters of the Middle Fork Cash Creek. The grid of local routes like Mogan Rd and Cache Creek Rd connects these isolated points across the rugged, coulee-cut terrain.