2014 Map of Radersburg

About this map

Radersburg sits at the edge of the Limestone Hills in Broadwater County, Montana, serving as the primary hub for this high-country landscape. This 2014 survey details a network of canyons and gulches including Keating Gulch, Uncle Johnnys Gulch, and Norris Gulch that drain toward the Crow Cr valley. The map reveals an intricate system of water management essential for the region's agricultural and mining history, notably the Swede-Hollings Ditch and Hollings Ditch which parallel the foothills. Much of the western terrain is occupied by the Helena National Forest, where topography rises toward distinctive landmarks like Lone Mtn. Historic water sources such as White Rock Spring and Piedmont Spring are documented, highlighting the importance of reliable water in this semi-arid environment. The road network, including MT-285 and Johnny Gulch Rd, connects these remote drainages back to the settlement.