2011 Map of Opheim

About this map

The small plains town of Opheim anchors this high-desert landscape in northern Montana, serving as a vital hub for the surrounding agricultural community. The map details the essential infrastructure of a rural outpost, including the Opheim Post Office, the Opheim Vol Fire Dept, and the nearby Opheim Airport. The grid-like organization of the landscape is defined by long, straight gravel routes such as Coal Mine Hill Rd and Golden Valley Rd, which reflect the vast township and range surveying system. East of the town center, Lawndale Cemetery provides a historical point of reference for genealogists, while the A Anderson Dam to the southeast marks a rare water management feature in this arid region. The arrangement of family-named roads like Edwards Rd and Dewitt Rd suggests a landscape shaped by persistent homesteading and ranching legacy in Valley County.