2011 Map of Twodot NW

About this map

The Musselshell River meanders across this rural section of Wheatland County, carving a distinct path through the Central Montana landscape. The area is characterized by several major drainage systems, including Daisy Dean Creek flowing from the north and Little Elk Creek and Miller Creek converging in the southern reaches. In the southeast, the Moore Ranch represents the established agricultural presence that has long defined this region's economy. The local topography is further shaped by Willis Coulee and man-made features like Airpump Dam, reflecting the critical importance of water management for livestock and farming in this high plains environment. Surveyed in the early 21st century, the map details a network of rural routes such as 12w 885c RD and 12w 925, which connect isolated homesteads and grazing lands to the larger transportation corridor of US Highway 12.