2020 Map of Horse Lake

About this map

Milk River Ridge dominates the central topography of this Glacier County landscape, serving as a significant drainage divide for the regional watershed. To the north, the terrain is defined by the S Fork Milk River and stationary water bodies including Horse Lake and Toad Lake. South of the ridge, the land transitions into an intricate network of waterways, featuring the N Fork Greasewood Cr, Middle Fork Greasewood Cr, and S Fork Greasewood Cr. The presence of the Cut Bank Greasewood Canal in the southeast corner reflects the critical role of water management in this high-plains environment. Local ranching and transport history is represented by several remote tracks such as Duck Lake Rd and Arnoux Trl, while numerous named coulees like Madman Coulee and Spring Coulee underscore the erosive power of the elements over time.