2014 Map of Nixon Gulch
USGS Topo · Published 2014About this map
The Gallatin River and East Gallatin River converge in this high-altitude landscape of Gallatin County, defining a complex drainage system within the Horseshoe Hills. In 2014, the area around the settlement of Nixon Gulch is characterized by its network of named mountain passes and gulches, such as Big Davis Gulch and Cottonwood Gulch, which dictate the local transportation routes. A significant concentration of trails and secondary roads, including the Gallatin River Bridge, Jumping Fish Trl, and Bonanza Trl, indicates a region utilized for recreation and access through the elevated terrain. Water sources like White Spring and Bullrun Cr provide essential points of interest in this semi-arid upland environment.
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