2011 Map of Todd Lakes NE

About this map

East Fork Wolf Creek and its tributaries carve a intricate drainage pattern through this portion of the Wolf Point District in northeastern Montana. The landscape is defined by the intersections of the wide, winding valleys of Cottonwood Creek and the Middle Fork Wolf Creek, which dominate the central and western sections of the map. This 2011 survey by the U.S. Geological Survey illustrates a sparsely populated agricultural environment where the land is organized along a rigid section-line road system. Local transit and property boundaries are anchored by routes such as Toews Rd and Lustre Rd, reflecting a grid that persists despite the irregular movements of the seasonal waterways. On the eastern edge, Tule Creek marks a distinct drainage divide, highlighting the open, expansive character of the Roosevelt County plains.