2011 Map of Kaminski Hill

About this map

Kaminski Hill stands as the central geographic anchor of this high-plains landscape in Valley County, Montana, situated near the Canadian border. The area is defined by its drainage systems, most notably the winding course of the West Fork Poplar River and its tributaries like Roanwood Creek and Coal Creek. Human presence in this vast section of the Missouri Plateau is signaled by the North Bench Community Hall, a focal point for the rural agricultural community that relies on the thin network of section-line roads. The infrastructure of the early 21st century is geared toward water management and cattle ranching, evidenced by features such as the Ghost Number 1 Dam and Kaminski Spring. Long, straight thoroughfares like N Bench Rd and Fossum Rd underscore the systematic grid of the Great Plains survey.