2024 Map of Kolin

About this map

Hobson and the settlement of Kolin anchor this contemporary survey of the central Montana plains, where the Judith River cuts through the southwest corner of the quadrangle. The landscape is defined by its drainage systems and a rectilinear grid of county roads that speak to the region's enduring agricultural layout. Waterways such as Louise Creek and Ross Fork Creek carve deep, winding paths across the terrain, contrasting with the rigid geometry of Sun Basin Rd and Stockfarm Rd. The boundary between Judith Basin and Fergus Counties runs along the eastern edge, marking a jurisdictional divide in an otherwise contiguous expanse of ranching and farming land. Notable local transit corridors like S-426 and Pioneer Rd connect isolated homesteads to the primary settlements, reflecting the sparse but organized habitation of this high plains environment.