1972 Map of Wolf Point NE

About this map

The northern expanse of the Fort Peck Indian Reservation is defined by a rhythmic drainage pattern of coulees and seasonal creeks in this 1970s topographical record. The landscape is carved by the West Fork Tule Creek and the meandering Little Wolf Creek, which create deep draws across the prairie. This area shows a sparse human footprint, primarily centered on resource extraction and water management, with numerous locations marked as Well and occasional Gravel Pit sites scattered near the plateaus. The presence of Brown Coulee illustrates the erosive character of the terrain, where water remains the primary architect of the geography. This survey provides a clear view of the ranching and resource-based land use within Roosevelt County before modern shifts in industrial or agricultural development changed the local footprint.