1995 Map of Raynesford
USGS Topo · Published 1997About this map
Raynesford occupies a narrow valley at the confluence of several drainages in the mid-1990s, where the Burlington Northern railroad corridor parallels the path of Big Otter Creek. The landscape transition is sharp here, moving from the open coulees like Government Coulee and Cache Coulee to the high elevations of the Highwood Mountains within the Lewis and Clark National Forest. The map documents a rugged interior geography defined by Rocky Ridge and deeply etched features like Kibbey Canyon. Beyond the small-town infrastructure of Raynesford, the area is marked by ranching and utility sites, including a Pumping Station and the Golladay electronics site. Numerous named water sources, such as Cora Creek and Williams Creek, flow through the terrain, illustrating the complex hydrology that supported early settlement on the border of Cascade and Judith Basin counties.
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