2011 Map of Three Buttes Creek East

About this map

Three Buttes Creek and its drainage network define the topography of this portion of Richland County, flowing through a landscape structured by a precise grid of rural routes. The area is dominated by the sprawling tributaries of North Fork Lone Tree Creek and Timber Creek, which cut across the high plains of eastern Montana. This 2011 survey illustrates the modern layout of secondary infrastructure, including the Fas 201 corridor and a series of north-south local roads such as County Rd-331 and County Rd-333. The map preserves the exact alignment of these routes, including Cheney Creek, providing a detailed record of the drainage patterns and land-use divisions that characterize the region's agricultural and ranching environment.