2011 Map of Page Draw

About this map

The Little Missouri River and its intricate drainage system, including the North Fork Little Missouri River, define this rangeland landscape along the Montana-Wyoming border. Named for the Page Draw drainage, the area shows a distinct pattern of land use centered on water access and livestock ranching. Significant local landmarks such as Jackson Ranch, Dewitt Ranch, and Maurer Ranch are connected by a network of local tracks and the prominent Lobban Rd. The influence of early 21st-century water management is evident at the Kajan Diversion Dam, while the presence of the Missouri Mine north of Sage Creek points to the region's mineral interests. The terrain is marked by significant geographic features like Big Draw and the winding paths of Lindsey Creek and Bronco John Creek, which carve through the high plains toward the river valley.