2011 Map of Red Lodge East

About this map

Red Lodge serves as the western anchor for this landscape, where the town's grid meets the banks of Rock Creek. To the east, the terrain is defined by a series of gulches and coal-mining history. The small settlements of Washoe and Bearcreek line the valley floor along Bear Creek, marking a corridor once heavy with industrial activity. Evidence of this heritage is visible in the clusters of named mines south of the creek, including the Smith Mine, Burns Mine, and Foster Mine, while the Brophy Mine sits just north of the wash.