2011 Map of Johnson Lake

About this map

Johnson Lake and Homestead Lake anchor this 2011 survey of the northeast Montana plains, where the meandering course of Big Muddy Creek defines the local topography. This landscape is shaped by the drainage patterns of seasonal and perennial waterways, including Sheep Creek and Sand Creek, which cut through the open country. The road network is sparse, centered on the transit route of Fas 344 and the uniquely named The Slab Rd. This map reflects the quiet, rural character of the Fort Kipp District, preserving the contemporary layout of water sources and property access roads essential for local ranching and agricultural operations in Roosevelt and Sheridan counties.