2020 Map of Starr School

About this map

The Starr School settlement serves as a central point in this northern Montana landscape, where the prairie meets a complex system of hydraulic engineering and traditional trails. The Cut Bank Greasewood Canal and a network of creeks including N Fork Cut Bank Cr and S Fork Cut Bank Cr illustrate the vital role of water management in this region. Prominent landmarks such as Red Blanket Butte rise above the drainage basins of Flatiron Cr and Willow Cr, providing clear navigational markers across the territory. Local history is anchored by sites like the Afterbuffalo Cem, while a network of named routes including Many Hides Trl, Starr Flat Trl, and Spotted Robe Trl suggests a landscape defined by long-standing movement and connection.