2017 Map of Whiskey Coulee

About this map

Larb Hills dominates the central portion of this Valley County landscape, characterized by a complex network of erosional drainage features. The area is defined by its numerous coulees, such as Whiskey Coulee and Lone Tree Coulee, which cut through the high ground. Distinctive geological formations serve as local landmarks, including Castle Rocks, Castle Butte, and the northern outcrop known as The Chimneys. Water sources are sparse but critical in this environment, evidenced by named features like Franks Spring, Chandler Spring, and School Section Spring. The presence of Coal Mine Hill Rd in the southwest suggests a history of local resource extraction, while Larb Hills Rd and Anderson Rd provide the primary transit through this isolated Montana terrain along the Phillips and Valley County border.