2024 Map of Maloney Hill

About this map

Charles M Russell National Wildlife Refuge dominates the northern reaches of this Garfield County landscape, where the rugged breaks of the Missouri River country meet the southern waters of Fort Peck Lake. The terrain is defined by a series of prominent high points and partitions, including Maloney Hill, School Section Divide, and White Horse Divide, which separate the myriad drainage systems feeding toward the lake. This high prairie and coulee country is marked by seasonal watercourses like Cold Turkey Coulee and North Getaway Coulee, which cut through the limestone and shale formations characteristic of the region. Local land use is reflected in features such as the Jade Reservoir and grazing areas like Horse Park and Little Horse Park. The map traces the winding paths of Hell Creek Rd and Trumbo Rd, providing a detailed view of the access points into this protected wilderness and the surrounding ranchlands near the Hogs Back ridge.