2014 Map of Weingart Place

About this map

Weingart Place serves as the namesake reference point for this central Montana landscape within Petroleum County. The terrain is defined by the winding course of the Sacagawea River, which carves through a network of intricate drainages and coulees typical of the region's semi-arid breaks. These topographical features, including Carpenter Coulee and Hay Coulee, underscore the historical challenges of ranching and movement across this isolated territory. Transport remains focused on the unpaved corridor of Crooked Creek Rd, which provides the primary access through the surrounding plains. The presence of ephemeral water sources like Alkali Cr and Drag Cr reflects the seasonal hydrology that governed settlement patterns and livestock management in this part of the state during the early 21st century.