
Steve Forks is a quiet ranching outpost in Garfield County, defined by its drainage systems and the sparse infrastructure of the high plains. The landscape is carved by the Lone Tree Creek and its various tributaries, including the North Fork and East Fork, which wind through the northern sections of the township. Local history and family ties are anchored at the Steve Forks Cem, while the Wheatcroft Reservoir provides a critical point of water management in this arid environment. Roads like Edwards Rd and Steve's Fork Rd follow the natural contours of the coulees, illustrating a settlement pattern dictated by the terrain. The inclusion of Meckel Coulee and Baker Coulee highlights the complex topography that has shaped land use in this part of Montana for generations.
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1954 · Jordan
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1956 · Jordan
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1958 · Jordan
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1964 · Jordan
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1965 · Big Dry School
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1965 · Edwards
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1965 · Twin Buttes
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1983 · Steve Forks
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1983 · Blackfoot School
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1983 · Brusett
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