1982 Map of Hodges SE

About this map

The high plains of eastern Montana's borderlands are defined by the winding drainages of Wolf Creek and Horse Creek in this 1982 map. These intermittent waterways and the surrounding topography reflect the working ranching landscape of the late twentieth century, where water access was managed through features like Flowing Well and various springs. The map documents the region's transition between township and range lines, specifically where R 58 E meets T 13 N, a detail essential for land title researchers and genealogists tracing property records in Wibaux County. Aside from these natural features, the presence of a Radio Tower stands as one of the few modern industrial landmarks in this largely undeveloped terrain, illustrating how communication infrastructure integrated into the rural West.