2017 Map of Southeast Great Falls

About this map

Great Falls expands south and east into a landscape defined by industrial history and deep drainage ravines. South of the city, the terrain transitions into the namesake Gibson Flats and Johnson Flats, where local heritage is marked by sites like the Hebrew Cem. The southern portion of the quadrangle is bisected by the winding path of Sand Coulee Cr, which carves through the earth near the historic coal-mining settlements of Tracy, Centerville, and the numerically named Number Seven. This network of "coulees," including Mining Coulee and Antelope Coulee, highlights the specialized geological features of the Missouri River watershed. Residential development around Ella Ave and 10th Ave S gives way to a more rural pattern of ranch roads like Goon Hill Rd and E Hunter Rd, leading toward the distinct elevation of Gobbler Knob.