2011 Map of Harlowton SW

About this map

Lebo Creek and American Fork weave through this section of the Montana plains, defining the drainage patterns of Wheatland County. The landscape is characterized by a series of parallel watercourses that generally flow from the northwest toward the southeast, including Milton Creek and Mud Creek. This network of seasonal and perennial streams highlights the hydrological importance of the area for local ranching and agricultural operations. To the south, Spring Creek joins the larger American Fork drainage, while Labrie Creek cuts across the northeastern corner. The presence of these named waterways amidst a sparse road network reflects a classic Big Sky Country terrain where natural geography dictates the placement of rural boundaries and transit routes.