2011 Map of Leroy

About this map

Leroy sits at the northern edge of this high-plains landscape in Blaine County, where the terrain is defined by long, parallel elevations and the winding course of the Missouri River. The geography reveals a series of distinct ridges, including Barnard Ridge, Red Rock Ridge, and Lake Ridge, which trend toward the river valley. Along the water's edge, the map identifies specific riverine features such as Chimney Bend and Greasewood Bottom, suggesting the localized importance of these floodplains and landmarks for navigation or ranching. Access to this remote region is provided by Ervine Ridge Rd and Cleveland Rd, connecting the scattered settlements to the broader Montana territory. Farther south, McGarry Bar marks a notable point on the river, while names like Coal Ridge hint at the underlying geology that has shaped the local industry and settlement patterns of the northern Missouri River breaks.