1985 Map of Hailstone Basin SE

About this map

Gooseneck Creek and Lost Creek carve through this high Montana basin in the mid-1980s, revealing a landscape defined by ranching infrastructure and subtle drainage patterns. The terrain near Painted Robe is punctuated by functional landmarks of the era, including scattered Storage bins and a small Gravel Pit indicative of local maintenance and industry. For local history researchers, the map identifies a small Cem located near the upper reaches of Gooseneck Creek, providing a specific point of interest for genealogical study. The presence of a named Spring and Robe Creek in the northwest corner highlights the critical importance of water sources in this Stillwater County environment.