2014 Map of Kisler Butte

About this map

Kisler Butte stands as a prominent landmark in this northeastern Montana landscape, a region defined by its wide-open drainage patterns and straight-line section boundaries. The drainage of Crazy Horse Cr and Ford Cr carves subtle relief into the terrain, reflecting the arid geography of Sheridan County. The survey illustrates a sparse but deliberate network of rural transit, where named routes like Sitting Bull Rd and Midby Rd trace the paths between sections, providing essential links for the local ranching and agricultural operations. This 2014 representation emphasizes the enduring cadastral framework of the Public Land Survey System, with township lines such as t34n r54e overlaying the natural contours of the northern plains.