2011 Map of Hoosac

About this map

Hoosac sits within a landscape defined by an intricate network of drainages and ranch roads in Fergus County. The area is characterized by the confluence of numerous waterways, including the winding paths of Wolf Creek, Smith Creek, and Ox Creek. The terrain features distinct topographic shifts, notably at Pacer Coulee and near Osborn Spring, which provide critical water sources in this dry Montana environment. A web of local roads, such as Bear Springs Rd and Goettmoeller Rd, connects the dispersed homesteads and agricultural tracts that define the region's rural character. The presence of the Wet Mutt Dam signifies the localized water management necessary for livestock and land use in this part of the state, where the open prairie meets the more varied relief of the surrounding hills.