1970 Map of Quigley Coulee

About this map

Quigley Coulee and its neighboring seasonal drainages define this portion of Hill County, mapped during the expansion of the Missouri River Basin project. The landscape is marked by the erosion patterns of the northern plains, where Redrock Coulee and Lohman Coulee wind toward larger water systems. Human presence is concentrated along historic transit routes like the Amos Trail and Flagstaff Road. For local historians and genealogists, the Grainbelt Cem and the prominent Flagstaff Hill provide key orientation points within the township grid. Infrastructure of the era is represented by a remote Landing Strip, various Storage Bins, and evidence of resource extraction at the Gravel Pits and a northern Drill Hole. At the southern edge of the sheet, The Forks marks the meeting of Cherry Coulee and Supenau Coulee.