2014 Map of Lake Thibadeau

About this map

East End Colony sits at the southern edge of this Montana prairie landscape, marking a distinct community footprint near the northern border of Hill County. The terrain is defined by the winding course of Lodge Creek as it moves through the eastern sections, while significant water bodies like Lake Thibadeau and Grassy Lake anchor the southwestern corner. This 2014 survey illustrates the intersection of agricultural land management and natural drainage features, notably where the Lohman Coulee terrain meets the water management systems indicated by the Diversion label. A systematic grid of rural thoroughfares, including Road 170 N and Shepherd Rd, provides access across the townships of T35N and T36N, connecting the isolated homesteads and colonies of this high plains region.