1995 Map of Wolf Butte NW

About this map

Wolf Butte rises above a landscape defined by seasonal coulees and headwater drainages in this mid-1990s revision of the Judith Basin Co terrain. The northern portion of the map is dominated by the Burlington Northern railroad corridor, while the southern reaches descend into the protected boundaries of the Lewis and Clark National Forest. The map traces a complex network of hydrological features, including the North Fork Surprise Creek, Lone Tree Creek, and the uniquely named Dipping Spring. This specific survey shows the region as it transitioned into the late 20th century, retaining its rural character with evidence of local resource extraction at a Gravel Pit and scattered Prospects. The 4th Standard Parallel North cuts across the center, serving as a primary surveying baseline for land navigation and property boundaries in this Montana rangeland.