2014 Map of Rabbit Hills

About this map

Rabbit Hills rise as a prominent topographic feature in this section of Blaine County, overlooking a landscape defined by an intricate network of drainage coulees and seasonal creeks. The terrain is characterized by the erosive patterns of Deadhorse Coulee, Coyote Coulee, and Boxelder Coulee, which channel water toward larger systems like Dry Fork Battle Cr and Lodge Cr. Human activity is primarily traced through a grid of rural roads, including Middle Rd and Hollandville Rd, along with the north-south corridor of MT-325. The placement of Twin Reservoir in the northwest corner highlights the critical role of water management in this arid northern Montana environment, where the land is strictly partitioned into township and range blocks such as t34n r19e.