2020 Map of Wild Bill Flat West

About this map

The Judith River cuts through the southeastern corner of this Fergus County landscape, marking a significant drainage point for the surrounding high plains. The terrain is defined by a dense network of coulees, including Buffalo Coulee, Blood Coulee, and Mossey Coulee, which channel seasonal runoff toward Wolf Cr and other tributaries. These features underscore the highly dissected nature of the area, where the flat upland surfaces of Wild Bill Flat and Bear Springs Bench are broken by steep-sided draws. Prominent landmarks such as Black Butte and the Twin Buttes provide vertical relief in an area primarily used for grazing and rangeland. The presence of Bear Springs Rd and Sunnyside Rd indicates the established rural access network that connects these remote parcels, while the unnamed 19N16E10DDD_01 Spring highlights the vital importance of localized water sources in this arid Montana environment.