2017 Map of Laird Lake

About this map

Canada and the United States meet along the northern edge of this high plains landscape, where the international boundary separates Alberta from the northern reaches of Hill County. The terrain is defined by deep drainage patterns and intermittent water sources, such as Silver Lake in the northwest and Laird Lake near the center of the sheet. Significant erosional features like Kennedy Coulee and Strode Coulee cut through the prairie, directing seasonal runoff toward waterways like Russell Cr and Sage Cr. A sparse network of gravel and dirt roads, including Inverness Rd and Goldstone Rd, provides access across this wide-open ranching country. The map clearly delineates the border between Liberty and Hill counties, reflecting the structured township and range system that governs the land use in this northern Montana region.