1983 Map of Lustre

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West Fork Wolf Creek and Middle Fork Wolf Creek converge in this high-plains landscape, where the drainage patterns illustrate the intricate topography of northeastern Montana. The area is characterized by a network of seasonal watercourses and coulees, including the winding Tree Coulee and Cottonwood Creek. In the northwest corner, the East Fork Porcupine Creek cuts through the terrain, highlighting the transitional water systems that define the rural Valley County interior. This 1983 provisional survey captures the region's land divisions and natural drainages before significant modern development, providing a clear view of the section lines and township boundaries that shaped local land use and agricultural planning in this part of the state.