2017 Map of Starr School

About this map

Starr School serves as a central anchor in this landscape of northern Montana, situated along the Starr School Rd and Starr Flat Trl. The area is defined by its complex drainage network, where the N Fork Cut Bank Cr and S Fork Cut Bank Cr carve through the terrain. Human modification of the water system is evident in the Cut Bank Greasewood Canal, while local heritage is marked by the presence of Afterbuffalo Cem near the center of the sheet. Further south, Flatiron Creek and Willow Cr frame the lower reaches of the quadrangle. The map documents a sparsely populated but historically rooted area of Glacier County, featuring local roads and named paths such as Spotted Robe Trl and Many Hides Trl, which suggest a landscape shaped by long-standing transit patterns and community connections.