2017 Map of Harlem

About this map

Harlem serves as a concentrated hub of commerce and transit along the northern banks of the Milk River in this part of Montana. The town's grid is well-defined by local landmarks such as the Harlem Cem and the Harlem Airport, while a network of named roads like Thirty-Mile Rd and Madras Rd extend into the surrounding plains. The landscape is heavily influenced by water management, evidenced by the Harlem Canal and the Thirtymile Reservoir, which support the agricultural lifeblood of the region. Natural drainage patterns are marked by several seasonal and permanent waterways, including Thirtymile Creek, Forgey Cr, and the distinct terrain of Borders Coulee. This survey captures the town just as its grid and irrigation infrastructure matured to serve the vast Blaine County landscape.