2024 Map of Oka

About this map

Antelope Creek and Roberts Creek carve through this Wheatland County landscape, illustrating a drainage pattern typical of the Montana plains. The topography is defined by significant elevation changes between the creek beds and the high township plateaus, with Alkali Creek cutting across the southern reaches of the map. Human imprint on this rural expanse is sparse, primarily marked by the presence of Lode Reservoir, which suggests a history of water management for local agricultural or livestock needs. A few essential transit corridors, such as Old Gap Rd and Access Rd, provide the only named overland passage through these sprawling township and range sections.