2014 Map of Wild Horse Lake East

About this map

Wildhorse Lake dominates the upper-western landscape of this Hill County borderland, where the high plains of Montana meet the international boundary with Canada. This survey illustrates a vast, sparsely populated agricultural and grazing region defined by its drainage patterns and township grids. Deep incisions like Creedman Coulee in the north and Dog Coulee in the southeast break the undulating terrain, indicating the seasonal flow of water toward the Milk River basin. The map shows a strictly geometric network of gravel and dirt routes, including Base Rd and various numbered section line roads like Road 385 N, which provide access to remote ranching operations. The presence of the UN Reservoir reflects the critical importance of water management in this arid northern environment during the early 21st century.