2014 Map of King Mountain

About this map

King Mtn stands as a prominent topographical feature within the Custer National Forest, marking the high ground along the border of Rosebud and Powder River Counties. This landscape is defined by an extensive network of artificial water management, evidenced by numerous named reservoirs including Paget Reservoir Number One, Chromo Reservoir, and Newell Cr Reservoir. These features, coupled with various natural water sources like Gene Creek Spring and Badget Spring, underscore the critical importance of water storage in this section of Montana. Transportation through this terrain relies on a system of forest and local roads such as MT 484 and Bryan Creek Rd, which navigate the drainages of Otter Cr and Chromo Cr. The map details the precise township and range boundaries of T4S and T5S, providing a clear view of land divisions within the national forest and surrounding ranching or grazing lands.