2014 Map of Starr School

About this map

The settlement of Starr School serves as a focal point in this high-plains landscape of Glacier County, situated amidst a complex network of waterways and irrigation infrastructure. The Cut Bank Greasewood Canal winds through the northern sections, cutting across the drainages of N Fork Cut Bank Cr and S Fork Cut Bank Cr. To the south, the community of Star lies along Us-89, a vital corridor through the Blackfeet Indian Reservation. Local genealogy is anchored by the Afterbuffalo Cem, while the rugged terrain is marked by numerous traditional routes including Flatiron Trl and Starr Flat Trl. The presence of these named trails and several prominent creeks, such as Flatiron Creek and Willow Cr, reflects a landscape defined by both modern highway transit and established ranching and irrigation patterns.