1953 Map of Last Chance Bench
USGS Topo · Published 1955About this map
Last Chance Bench dominates this high Chouteau County plateau during the early 1950s, overlooking a deeply etched landscape of drainages and dramatic escarpments. The Missouri River cuts through the northeast corner, featuring Wolf Island and providing the primary hydrological anchor for the region. The map reveals a complex network of dry and seasonal watercourses, including Flat Creek and Antelope Creek, which have carved out deep coulees such as Cut Bank Coulee and Tom Dale Coulee.
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