2014 Map of Goldstone

About this map

Goldstone sits at the intersection of a vast grid of section lines and rural roads in Northern Montana, just miles from the international border. The high plains landscape is defined by the incision of Milk River in the northeast and the deep winding paths of Kennedy Coulee and Flat Coulee. These coulees provide significant relief to the otherwise level topography, revealing the drainage patterns that lead toward the Canadian border. Cultural landmarks are sparse in this portion of Hill County, though the presence of Saint Wenceslaus Cem near the junction of Road 230 N and Road 105 N highlights the area's pioneer heritage and religious history. The map traces modern transit routes such as Mt-255 and Rudyard Rd N, which connect this agricultural community to the broader region.