2014 Map of Sayle Hall

About this map

Sayle Hall serves as a central landmark in this drainage-rich portion of Powder River County. The landscape is defined by its complex network of named draws and buttes, including Wallop Butte and Gobbler Knob, which rise above a series of significant creeks. The water system is particularly dense, with Otter Cr, Pasture Cr, and Bradshaw Cr carving through the terrain. Evidence of the region's agricultural infrastructure is found along Bales Road B and Bliss Ranch Rd, which connect the scattered points of activity in this rangeland. Several numbered springs, such as 08S46E23ACCC01 Spring and 09S46E04BCAC01 Spring, indicate critical water sources for the cattle operations that historically and modernly define this corner of Montana.