1973 Map of Peerless 4 SW

About this map

The West Fork Poplar River and Cottonwood Creek dominate this landscape within the boundary of the Fort Peck Indian Reservation. This 1973 survey illustrates a rural terrain defined by agricultural activity and infrastructure, notably marked by multiple sets of Storage Bins used for local grain production. The map also delineates the precise border between Daniels County and Roosevelt County, which bisects the quadrangle horizontally. Evidence of subsurface exploration appears at a Drill Hole located in the northern hills. The drainage patterns of the creeks and rivers reflect the natural topography of northeastern Montana before significant modern development, preserving the historical layout of ranching and farming fence lines that crisscross the plains.