2011 Map of Rocky Ridge

About this map

The Blackfeet Indian Reservation boundary cuts through this corner of Montana, where the terrain is defined by the winding course of the Two Medicine River. The settlement of Hagans Crossing sits near the confluence of the river and Kipps Coulee, a focal point for local transit and history. To the north, the broad expanse of Hagan Flat contrasts with the prominent elevation of Flag Butte and the namesake Rocky Ridge to the southwest. This landscape is a network of coulees and creeks, including Badger Creek and Rocky Ridge Coulee, which dictate the paths of local routes such as Lenoir Rd and the J Wolsted road. The survey documents a sparsely populated region where the physical geography of the river valley remains the primary influence on settlement patterns and land use.