2017 Map of Sayer Butte

About this map

Sayer Butte rises above a landscape defined by deep drainage systems and long-established rural routes in this portion of Blaine County. The geography is dominated by a series of significant coulees, including Black Coulee and Threemile Coulee, which channel seasonal runoff toward the Milk River valley further north. This high-plains terrain is punctuated by water features like the Grasshopper Reservoir and the winding course of Bean Cr. A network of early transportation arteries, such as Clear Creek Rd and Stage Rd, cut across the rugged breaks, reflecting the region's ranching and transit history. The presence of Tiger Ridge to the west further emphasizes the varied elevation that characterises this stretch of Montana's northern frontier.