2014 Map of Richland

About this map

Richland serves as the primary focal point of this northeastern Montana landscape, situated along the border of Valley and Daniels Counties. The settlement is defined by a grid including 3rd Ave and is anchored by the Po, reflecting its role as a local center for the surrounding agricultural and ranching community. The topography is marked by a complex network of erosional drainage channels known as coulees, which dominate the terrain east and west of the townsite. Significant watercourses including Swift Coulee, Brockway Coulee, and Spring Coulee carve through the high plains, illustrating the drainage patterns that have shaped land use and ranch boundaries in this region for generations. To the east, the elevation rises toward Richland Hill, while a network of rural roads like Richland-Frazer Rd and Zemliska Rd connect isolated farmsteads across the vast township divisions.