2014 Map of Maudlow

About this map

Maudlow sits at a critical junction where the landscape of Gallatin County transitions between the drainage of Sixteenmile Cr and the northern reaches of the Horseshoe Hills. The settlement is defined by the proximity of Sixteenmile Canyon and the rugged borders of the Helena National Forest. A network of unpaved corridors like Maudlow Rd and Dry Creek Rd link several drainage basins, including Dry Cr and Larue Cr. This terrain is characterized by a series of deep gulches and hollows, such as Quarry Gulch and Poison Hollow, suggesting a history of limited access and localized resource extraction. The map also records water sources essential for this environment, including Rowland Spring and the headwaters of Menard Cr.