2017 Map of Horse Lake

About this map

Horse Lake and Toad Lake serve as central landmarks in this high-plains landscape of Glacier County, Montana. The topography is defined by the prominent Milk River Ridge, which separates the northern drainage of the S Fork Milk River and Toad Cr from the southern coulees. Local ranching and transport history are evident through a network of roads and trails, including Duck Lake Rd, Arnoux Trl, and McDonald. The southern portion of the quadrangle shows the intricate drainage of the Greasewood system, featuring the N Fork Greasewood Cr, Middle Fork Greasewood Cr, and S Fork Greasewood Cr. Irrigation infrastructure is represented by the Cut Bank Greasewood Canal in the southeast, while named landforms like Madman Coulee and Sand Rock Coulee suggest a colorful local nomenclature rooted in the area's physical geography.