1981 Map of Webster

About this map

The small settlement of Webster serves as the focal point for this Fallon County landscape, situated along the upper reaches of Chimney Creek. This 1981 edition, based on earlier photogrammetric data, reflects the quiet rural infrastructure of eastern Montana during the late twentieth century. Education and navigation are marked by the presence of the Chimney Creek Sch and a remote Landing Strip, while the area's hydrology is defined by seasonal drainages like Soda Creek and Mud Creek. The map documents a territory heavily shaped by resource management and communication, evidenced by numerous wells, a Flowing Well, a Gravel Pit, and a localized Radio Tower. These features indicate a terrain where scattered homesteads and ranching operations relied on subsurface water and basic aerial transit to maintain connectivity across the drainage basins.