2017 Map of Harb

About this map

Harb sits within a landscape defined by an intricate drainage system on the border of Phillips and Valley Counties. This 2017 survey details the complex network of coulees that shape the high plains, including Snowbank Coulee and Blanche Coulee. The terrain is characterized by these intermittent watercourses, which carve deep channels such as Box Elder Coulee and its South Fork. Human presence is primarily indicated by the surveyed boundaries of the Public Land Survey System and the path of Beaver Creek Rd, which provides the primary access through these townships. For the local historian or researcher, the map offers a precise look at named landmarks like Pickhandle Coulee and Moss Coulee, showing how these natural features dictate the ranching and agricultural layout of this corner of Montana.