2011 Map of Hubert Hill

About this map

Hubert Hill rises above a sparse landscape defined by drainage systems and expansive flats in Phillips County. This high plains terrain is carved by numerous coulees, including Alkali Coulee and Joiner Coulee, which channel water toward the larger Cottonwood Creek. The map shows a region marked by agricultural and pastoral utility, with features like Hat Flat providing level ground between the breaks. Local transit is facilitated by rural routes such as Wilson Rd and N Wagner Rd, which cross the drainage basins of Wilson Coulee and Lambing Coulee. This survey captures the rural infrastructure of central Montana as it appeared in the early twenty-first century, preserving the specific place-names used by local ranchers and land managers.