Noble Reservoir and the nearby Hall Reservoir serve as central landmarks in this high-plains landscape of eastern Montana. The terrain is defined by an intricate network of intermittent drainage systems, including Sand Cr, Tree Cr, and Muster Cr, which flow through the northern and central portions of the township. This 2014 survey documents the geographic character of Custer County, illustrating how the dry watercourses such as Rice Cr, House Cr, and Cow Cr converge toward the larger Sunday Creek valley. A prominent natural landmark, Steamboat Butte, rises above the surrounding plains, providing a distinctive point of reference for navigation. The map also records the rural infrastructure of the period, specifically Caprock Rd and the path of MT-489, which cross the open range and connect these remote water sources.
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1953 · Miles City
USGS Topo · 1:250,000
1957 · Miles City
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1958 · Miles City
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1968 · Big Hill
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1968 · Miles City
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1969 · Horse Creek Hill
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1969 · Noble Reservoir
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1969 · Deadman Creek
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1969 · Coal Bank Spring
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1969 · Kinsey
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