2011 Map of Wild Bill Flat West

About this map

The Judith River winds through this central Montana landscape, defining the southeastern corner of the quadrangle where it meets the drainage of Willow Creek. The topography is a complex network of coulees—dry creek beds that have carved distinct paths through the high plains—including Buffalo Coulee and Blood Coulee. These drainage patterns, feeding into the larger Wolf Creek system, illustrate the natural erosion of the Missouri River watershed in Fergus County. Dominating the central horizon are the Twin Buttes, providing a clear visual landmark for navigation across the open terrain. Human presence is marked by a sparse but essential road network, including Bear Springs Rd and Upper Bench Rd, which follow the higher ground between the coulees and connect the grazing lands of Wild Bill Flat to the broader region.