1983 Map of Todd Lakes SE

About this map

The complex drainage system of the Fort Peck Indian Reservation landscape is defined by the convergence of several major waterways, most notably Wolf Creek. This 1983 provisional survey highlights a remote section of northeastern Montana where the Valley Co Roosevelt Co boundary line bisects the territory. The map illustrates a high-desert environment characterized by the branching of the Middle Fork, East Fork, and West Fork, revealing the intricate erosion patterns and seasonal watercourses of the region. The inclusion of Dry Fork further emphasizes the arid nature of this landscape before more modern developments or modifications. This particular edition serves as a snapshot of the terrain as it was field-checked in the late 1970s, preserving the exact hydrological network used by local ranchers and residents of the era.