2011 Map of Mount Sinai

About this map

Mount Sinai rises as a prominent landmark in this sparsely populated stretch of Stillwater County, where the high plains transition through a network of erosional drainages. The landscape is defined by the winding course of Big Coulee Creek and its various tributaries, including the aptly named Stockade Gulch. This early 21st-century survey illustrates a land primarily organized by large-scale ranching or agricultural divisions, as evidenced by the long, straight stretches of local roads such as Vander Voort Rd and S Sand Rd. Water remains the central organizing feature of the terrain, with Custer Creek and Cabin Gulch Creek carving paths through the territory. The map serves as a record of rural Montana infrastructure, noting the specific placement of isolated dwellings and the grid of named local routes like Shifley Rd and Kunesh Rd that connect this remote landscape.