2017 Map of Haymaker Ranch SW

About this map

Lewis & Clark National Forest territory defines the northern reaches of this landscape, where the high plains of Wheatland County transition into protected timberland. The drainage network is the primary feature of this terrain, characterized by a series of coulees and creeks that cut through the open country. Watercourses such as Iron Springs Coulee and Barnhart Coulee indicate a seasonal hydrology common to this part of Montana. Further south, Daisy Dean Cr and its tributary, Dry Fork Daisy Dean Cr, snake through the section lines alongside Pierce Coulee. The eastern portion is marked by the presence of Trombone Cr and Haymaker Cr, while localized names like Clarks Fork Morrisy Coulee and Willis Coulee suggest the long-standing ranching history and family-named landmarks of this rural expanse.