2011 Map of Reservoir Coulee

About this map

Reservoir Coulee defines the drainage of this open northern Montana landscape, where small-scale water management projects like Miss Doll Dial Dam and Badger Claws Dam suggest the region's reliance on seasonal runoff. The terrain is marked by the winding courses of Lodge Creek and Reser Creek, which cut through the high plains of Blaine County. A sparse network of gravel and local roads, including Lonesome Rd, Wallen Rd, and Lohman Rd, provides the primary infrastructure connecting ranching or agricultural sites. The map reveals a high-prairie environment where names like Reser Rd and Cassidy Rd likely reflect family holdings or early homesteaders in this sparsely populated area of the state.