2011 Map of Twomile Creek

About this map

The Missouri River carves a sweeping path across the northern reaches of this landscape, defining the hydrology of the Fort Kipp District in northeastern Montana. This early 21st-century perspective reveals a rural terrain where water management is critical to local land use, evidenced by features such as Juniors Place Dam and the C Sowle Reservoir Dam. These small-scale structures suggest a continuing reliance on reservoir systems to support the arid prairie environment. Multiple drainages including Cedar Creek, Twomile Creek, and Charley Creek flow toward the Missouri, creating a network of coulees and breaks. The infrastructure is primarily composed of a grid-like system of secondary routes, such as County Rd 146 and County Rd 327, which provide access across the high plains and connect various agricultural or ranching tracts within the quadrangle.