2011 Map of Knudson Draw

About this map

Piniele stands as the central point of interest in this drainage-dominated landscape of southeast Montana. The terrain is defined by the namesake Knudson Draw and a network of seasonal watercourses, including Crow Creek and Scott Creek, which reveal the hydrological patterns of the high plains. Ranching infrastructure is evident through the presence of Whitetail Dam and Selway Spring, suggesting a land shaped by the necessity of water management for livestock. Transportation in this section of Powder River County is limited to gravel routes such as Crow Creek Rd and Box Elder Rd, with Highway 212 cutting across the southwestern corner, connecting this isolated region to the broader state network. The map provides a precise look at the rural land divisions and the few named landmarks that anchor this sparsely populated territory.