2014 Map of Hay Creek

About this map

Hay Creek meanders through the heart of this Roosevelt County landscape, defined by a series of dramatic drainages and high-plains topography. This 2014 survey illustrates the complex erosion patterns typical of the region, where Swank Coulee and Kirns Coulee carve deep pathways through the terrain. The map captures the intersection of several critical county routes, including Cr-2035 and Cr-2036, which support the remote agricultural and ranching operations of the Brockton District. Significant for its water resource data, the sheet identifies specific points such as the 31N51E10BDCC01 Spring, a vital feature in this arid environment. The presence of Mt-251 provides a primary north-south corridor through the townships, anchoring the transport network that connects these isolated coulees to the broader Montana high plains.