2020 Map of Reserve

About this map

Reserve and the northern reaches of Medicine Lake define this eastern Montana landscape, where the meandering path of Big Muddy Creek carves through the prairie. The geography is marked by a complex network of named drainage systems, including Otter Creek, Reserve Creek, and Neiser Creek, which flow toward the larger creek valley. In the eastern portion of the quadrangle, Brush Lake sits as a notable hydrologic feature. The map reveals a grid of rural roads often bearing local family or descriptive names such as Whittish Hill Rd, Rock Springs Rd, and the curiously named Whiskey Rd. These routes, along with the Burma Trl, indicate the long-standing agricultural and ranching patterns of Sheridan County, where transportation follows both the section lines and the natural contours of the creek beds.