1983 Map of Ulm

About this map

Ulm Pishkun State Monument dominates the northeastern bluffs of this Cascade County landscape, overlooking the expansive Ulm Flats. This 1994 revision of a 1983 survey illustrates a region defined by the confluence of major waterways and the logistics of the Montana high plains. The settlement of Ulm serves as a central hub, situated where the Burlington Northern railroad and Interstate 15 converge near the winding path of the Missouri River. To the west, the Fair Haven Colony is established near the base of Taft Hill, reflecting the area's agricultural and communal land use patterns. The map captures the transition from the irrigated bottomlands along the Sun River to the high, arid Bench lands, marked by essential rural infrastructure such as a Rodeo Ground, numerous Spring sources, and scattered Corral locations.