2017 Map of Macon
USGS Topo · Published 2017About this map
The Missouri River serves as the primary geographic and political divider in this 2017 survey, separating the southern hills from the northern plains and defining the boundary between Roosevelt and McCone Counties. The northern half of the sheet is characterized by more frequent human development, including the settlement of Macon and the small locality of Courchene. Transportation and infrastructure are clustered here, with Bia Rte 1 and numerous Bureau of Indian Affairs routes crossing the landscape near the Courchene Cem. Aviation is represented by both the L M Clayton Airport and the smaller Vine Airport located further south.
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