2011 Map of Timber Prong Creek

About this map

Tobacco Garden Creek meanders through this portion of McKenzie County, defining the drainage patterns of a landscape shaped by deep coulees and prairie creeks. This 2011 survey captures the area during a period of modern ranching and rural infrastructure, characterized by the presence of T Kellogg Ranch in the eastern section. The terrain is notably dissected by Porcupine Coulee in the northeast, while Timber Prong Creek cuts across the southern reach of the quadrangle. Transport across this sparsely settled terrain is managed by a grid of rural routes including County Hwy-10 and 9th Ave NW, which follow the section lines typical of the northern Great Plains. The map provides a precise look at water distribution, from the main stems of the creeks to smaller tributaries like Clear Creek near the northern boundary.