2017 Map of Lake Thibadeau

About this map

Lake Thibadeau and Grassy Lake define the southern wetlands of this northern Montana landscape, where the open plains of Hill County meet the Blaine County line. This area is characterized by a network of drainage features like Lohman Coulee and Lodge Cr, which navigate the subtle elevation changes of the high prairie. The land is organized by a strict grid of section lines and rural thoroughfares, including Shepherd Rd and Rd 170 N, supporting the agricultural operations of the region. Evidence of modern land management is visible through the inclusion of several private access points, such as Pvt Field Rd and Pvt Crop Rd, alongside a notable Diversion structure near the coulee that suggests managed water flow for local irrigation or livestock.