2011 Map of Robinson School

About this map

The Robinson Ranch serves as a central landmark in this portion of Phillips County, where the landscape is defined by the high-plains water management systems of north-central Montana. The network of drainages, including the perennial and seasonal flows of Camp Creek, Alder Creek, and C K Creek, is interspersed with ranching infrastructure designed to capture runoff. Named features like the Matador Ranch Number 10 Dam, Sentinel Dam, and Lazy J-D Number 2 Dam highlight the vital importance of water storage in this arid territory. The geography is further marked by the presence of Big Sage Reservoir and Seven-Up Reservoir, reflecting a long-standing reliance on surface water for livestock and agricultural operations. To the southwest, the terrain transitions into the deep incisions of Kieth Coulee, while Dry Fork Rd provides the primary transit through these expansive sections of range land.