2014 Map of Larson School

About this map

Larson School-(Historical) serves as the primary historical landmark in this section of eastern Montana, signifying the rural educational heritage of Richland County. The landscape is defined by the drainage of Fox Cr, which meanders through the northern townships. The area is organized by a strictly defined grid of the Public Land Survey System, with boundaries such as t22n r57e and t21n r56e partitioning the high plains. A network of county roads, including CO Road 336 and CR-115, provides the only modern infrastructure through these undulating draws and ridges. The presence of the historical school site indicates a former community hub in what is now a predominantly agricultural and open rangeland setting, offering a clear record of the region's human geography before later consolidation.