2017 Map of Johnson Lake

About this map

Big Muddy Creek meanders through this portion of Roosevelt County, Montana, defining a landscape dominated by prairie wetlands and intermittent drainages. In this 2017 topographic survey, the terrain is characterized by the presence of significant water bodies like Johnson Lake and Homestead Lake, which serve as focal points in an otherwise arid region. The sparse network of section roads, including W Froid Rd and Star Rd, follows the rigid lines of the Public Land Survey System, specifically within t30n r55e and t29n r55e. Watercourses such as Sheep Cr and Sand Cr cut through the elevation contours, illustrating the natural drainage patterns that have likely influenced local land use and ranching boundaries for generations. This map provides a detailed look at the physical geography of the Fort Kipp District before further modern development or landscape changes.