2017 Map of Mount Howe

About this map

Mount Howe rises as the central landmark of this montane landscape within the Lewis & Clark National Forest in Meagher County. The drainage network is dominated by the N Fork Musselshell River, which is supplemented by agricultural infrastructure like the Mill Ditch. Evidence of long-standing land use and ranching is visible through labels such as Cooks Elk Fence, Raschke Ranch Rd, and the open space of Cooks Flat. The rugged topography is characterized by a series of named drainages, including Orcutt Gulch, Pasture Gulch, and the prominent Picnic Canyon. Transport and access through these elevations are maintained by roads like Spring Cr Rd and the more specialized Holiday Landing Strip, illustrating the combination of recreational forest land and private ranching interests in this high-country terrain.