2014 Map of Pasture Creek

About this map

Garfield Spring serves as a critical water source in this portion of McCone County, where a complex network of coulees and creeks carves through the high plains. The drainage patterns are defined by significant features such as Hancock Coulee, Millers Coulee, and Green Coulee, which all direct seasonal runoff toward the larger creek systems. The terrain is marked by distinct elevations including Maxwell Hill and the dramatic drop of Wildcat Canyon. This landscape reflects the ranching and agricultural heritage of the region, where roads like Ferry Rd and Maxwell Hill Rd provide access through the undulating country. The distribution of named coulees like Widow Coulee and Costella Coulee suggests a long history of local naming conventions tied to early settlers and geographical landmarks.