2011 Map of Landslide Butte

About this map

The Milk River meanders across this northern Montana landscape, carving a serpentine path through the terrain of Glacier County. The waterway dominates the northern half of the sheet, surrounded by a network of drainage channels that define the local topography. To the south, prominent natural landmarks such as Landslide Butte and Eagle Point rise above the surrounding plains, serving as significant navigational markers in this open country. The human imprint on the land is represented by established routes such as William Johnson Rd and Chalk Butte Rd, which provide access across the river valley and toward the high points. This 2011 survey captures the area's transition between riparian corridors and the elevated buttes, illustrating the sparse but deliberate infrastructure required to navigate this portion of the High Plains.