2017 Map of Seventytwo Hills

About this map

The North Moccasin Mountains anchor the southeastern portion of this Fergus County landscape, where the terrain breaks into a series of distinctive landforms including Seventytwo Hills and the broad Marshall Flat. This region is defined by its drainage systems and deeply incised coulees, with Plum Cr and Willow Cr carving through the northern plains while Duck Cr and Meadow Cr flow toward the south. Local transit and ranch access are marked by a network of rural routes such as Ming Coulee Rd and Plum Creek Rd. The geography transitions from the elevated Seventytwo Bench into specialized topographical features like Sennett Canyon and Bedrock Canyon, reflecting a typical Central Montana ranching and grazing environment where water sources like Alkali Cr are vital landmarks.