2024 Map of Jordan NW

About this map

Hell Creek Rd and Trumbo Rd trace a path through the dissected ranch lands of Garfield County, Montana, as they appeared in this recent U.S. Geological Survey update. This specific landscape is defined by its drainage network, with the northern reaches shaped by Bear Creek and the meandering White Horse Creek, while Frazier Creek cuts across the central section. The drainage patterns, including the deep-cut Huff Coulee and Vail Creek to the south, illustrate the erosion-carved topography of the high plains. While the map is sparse of named settlements, the presence of Stinbaugh Rd and established section lines within t20n r37e and t19n r38e reflect the enduring legacy of the Public Land Survey System in organizing this expansive rural territory. This topographic study is essential for understanding the contemporary hydrology and access routes of this remote Montana interior.