1983 Map of Homestead NW

About this map

The Fort Peck Indian Reservation landscape is defined by a network of drainage channels and agricultural markers along the border of Sheridan and Roosevelt counties. This high plains terrain is carved by the deep paths of Sauerkraut Coulee and Irish Coulee, which dictate the placement of ranching operations and isolated homesteads. The map captures a late 20th-century view of the area's rural infrastructure, where individual Grain Bins and a Gravel Pit signify the local economy's reliance on dryland farming and road maintenance.