
Morrison Gulch carves through the high terrain of the western slope in this 1967 field-checked study of Powell County. The landscape is defined by its dramatic elevation changes and sparse human footprint, typical of the Montana backcountry during the mid-twentieth century. Settlement in this area is minimal, centered primarily around the Perkins Ranch, which sits near the headwaters of the drainage system. The map serves as a detailed record of the drainage patterns and physical topography of the region, documenting the Morrison Gulch corridor before modern developments or shifts in land management altered the character of these ranchlands.
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