2017 Map of Wolf Hill

About this map

The divide between Meagher County and Park County is marked by a complex system of drainages and high points, including the prominent Wolf Hill and the neighboring Rees Hills. This high-altitude terrain in central Montana is defined by its watercourses, where Sixteenmile Creek and Canyon Creek carve through the north, while Potter Creek and Antelope Creek drain the southern reaches. The landscape shows a clear history of ranching and land management, with roads like Sixteenmile Road and Cole Creek Road following the natural contours of the valleys. A unique geological or topographic feature identified as the Internal Bench sits in the southeastern portion of the quadrangle, suggesting a distinct terrace formation above the surrounding creek beds.