1973 Map of North Stacey School

About this map

The Custer National Forest boundary marks the southern portion of this Montana survey, where the rugged drainage basins of the Powder River watershed are meticulously documented. The landscape is defined by its seasonal hydrology, featuring numerous named springs such as Bathtub Spring and Red Shale Spring, alongside the winding courses of Starvation Creek and Foster Creek. The presence of the North Stacey School and the nearby North Stacey Cem provides a clear focal point for genealogists and local historians, anchoring the dispersed ranching community of the era. To the north, the terrain transitions into a complex of coulees and ridges, including the prominent landmark Castle Rock. Cattle trails and a Jeep Trail navigate the topographical shifts between the South Fork Foster Creek and Mullins Coulee, reflecting a landscape geared toward livestock and resource management. This mid-1970s record preserves the specific locations of isolated infrastructure, from remote wells to the Liscom Mtn Spring.