1965 Map of School Butte

About this map

School Butte and the surrounding Garfield County landscape appear here in high relief, dominated by the intricate drainage systems and plateau formations characteristic of this section of Montana. The map traces the winding course of the West Fork Big Porcupine Creek, which serves as a primary geographic anchor for the region. Evidence of early land use and resource management is visible through the presence of several Well sites and isolated water sources like Scott Springs. This 1960s survey preserves the character of the rangeland before modern shifts in ranching infrastructure, capturing named landmarks such as Antelope and Crown Butte that have long served as navigational waypoints for local residents and land managers.