2014 Map of Triple Crossing Reservoir East

About this map

The high plains of Valley County are defined by a sophisticated system of water management and drainage captured in this 2014 survey. This arid landscape is punctuated by numerous catchment points, including Twin Forks Reservoir, Willow Bunch Reservoir, and Triple Crossing Reservoir, which reflect the region's reliance on stored water for livestock and land use. The drainage network is anchored by Lone Tree Creek in the north and Hard Pan Cr in the south, carving distinct features into the terrain such as White Rock Coulee and Corral Coulee. Human presence is sparse, marked primarily by the administrative grid of the Public Land Survey System and isolated infrastructure like Stone House Rd. Smaller water bodies like Whitetail Reservoir and Camp Reservoir further illustrate how the geography has been adapted to sustain life in this corner of Montana.