2014 Map of Loma West

About this map

The confluence of three major waterways—the Marias River, Teton River, and the Missouri River—dominates this northern Montana landscape. Centered on the settlement of Loma, the area is defined by a complex network of coulees and high plateaus. The topography reveals significant landforms such as the Vimy Ridge and Rowe Bench, alongside the distinct Crocon du Nez at the southern bend of the Missouri. Modern infrastructure, including Us-87 and the Loma Bridge, provides the primary transit through the river valleys. This document captures the transition from the high plains down into the carved river breaks, highlighting local landmarks like Fisher Coulee and the Brule Bar along the riverbanks. The township boundaries of t26n r9e and t25n r9e provide a clear cadastral framework for researchers interested in the land divisions of Chouteau County during the early 21st century.