2017 Map of Rabbit Hills

About this map

Rabbit Hills and a complex network of coulees define this stretch of Blaine County, where the high plains are carved by drainage systems like Dry Fork Battle Cr and Battle Cr. This landscape is primarily shaped by its hydrology and terrain, with features such as Deadhorse Coulee and Boxelder Coulee cutting deep into the benchlands. The human footprint is represented by a sparse grid of rural roads, including Middle Rd and Hollandville Rd, which follow the township and range lines of the Public Land Survey System. These routes provide access to the remote pastures and drainages of the northern Montana borderlands, where water remains the most significant geographic marker. The confluence of Lodge Cr in the southwest corner and the presence of names like Coal Creek suggest a landscape valued for its natural resources and livestock grazing potential in the early 21st century.