2014 Map of Kincheloe Ranch

About this map

Kincheloe Ranch serves as the primary named site in this expansive portion of the Montana plains, situated where the boundary between Garfield County and Rosebud County bisects the landscape. This 2014 survey captures a topography defined by complex drainage systems and erosion-carved landforms typical of the region. Notable watercourses including Rattlesnake Cr, Big Breed Cr, and Little Breed Cr wind through the township, shaping the surrounding terrain into a series of distinct coulees. To the southwest, the prominent Rattlesnake Buttes rise near Rattlesnake Coulee, providing significant vertical relief in an otherwise undulating prairie. The map details a network of section lines and the singular E Well Rd, reflecting the large-scale ranching operations and public land survey system that organize the modern use of this open country.