1974 Map of Red Bank Creek

About this map

Hebron and Round Prairie define this borderland where the high plains of Northeast Montana meet the North Dakota state line. This 1974 survey, with purple revisions from 1989, captures a landscape of resource extraction and transit infrastructure. Evidence of local industry is clear through various Gravel Pits and Scoria Pits scattered across the township lines, while a major Pipeline and several Tanks cross the terrain. The drainage of Red Bank Creek and Little Muddy Creek dictates the local topography, which includes a Flume and scattered agricultural indicators like Grain Bins. A highway Rest Area situated near the county and state boundaries suggests the area's role as a waypoint for travelers between Roosevelt County, Montana, and Williams County, North Dakota.