2014 Map of Glasgow

About this map

Glasgow stands as the primary hub of this eastern Montana landscape, where the meandering Milk River dictates the region's geography and drainage. The city is detailed with its street grid north and south of the river, while the surrounding plains are marked by a network of drainage features including Brazil Cr, Cherry Cr, and Willow Cr. Named topographic features such as Richardson Coulee, Rock Coulee, and Martin Coulee define the rising ground to the north and east, illustrating the erosion patterns of the Missouri River watershed. Land ownership and agricultural history are represented by sites like Engstrom Ranch and a complex system of rural routes, including Brazil Creek Rd, Hagen Rd, and Giddion Rd, which connect the scattered homesteads and townships of this vast high-plains environment.