2017 Map of Tolman Flat

About this map

Tolman Cem sits as a quiet landmark on the high plains near the Montana-Wyoming border, where the land transitions from the high elevations of the Custer National Forest down toward the drainage basins of the Clark Fork. This high-altitude landscape is defined by its dramatic topography of flat-topped mesas and deep incisions, notably Tolman Flat, Dilworth Bench, and Ruler Bench. The drainage pattern is complex, with Wolf Cr and Ruby Cr cutting through the terrain, fed by isolated water sources like Three Corner Spring and Corner Spring. The map reveals a network of remote access routes, including Ruby Creek Rd and Robertson Draw Rd, which navigate the steep descents of Mill Draw and Robertson Draw, tracing the natural paths through the breaks in the benchland.