2014 Map of Haymaker Narrows

About this map

Lewis & Clark National Forest encompasses the high country of this Montana landscape, where the boundary between Judith Basin and Wheatland counties follows the ridgelines. The terrain is defined by deep drainage systems like Antelope Gorge and Morrissey Coulee Narrows, which serve as natural corridors through the elevated plateaus. Named water sources such as Sixshooter Spring, Morrissey Coulee Spring, and Clarks Desert Spring indicate the critical locations of water in this arid environment, likely serving as vital points for livestock and wildlife. Notable landmarks such as Bartleson Peak and Elephant Rock provide orientation within the intricate topography of canyons and coulees. The map traces the headwaters of several drainages, including the W Fork Hopley Cr and E Fork Haymaker Cr, illustrating how the mountain snowmelt feeds the lower basins.