2011 Map of Wolf Point NW

About this map

Wolf Creek and its seasonal tributaries carve a network of drainage patterns across this portion of Roosevelt County, Montana. The landscape is defined by the high plains topography of the Wolf Point District, where the drainage systems of Little Wolf Creek and the West Fork Tule Creek dictate the local geography. This 2011 survey highlights a sparse but essential rural road network that facilitates movement through this cattle-grazing and agricultural region. Named routes such as Volt Rd and Powder River Rd provide the primary connectivity across the open prairie. One of the more uniquely named local features is Beef Can Aly, a label that hints at the area's ranching heritage and local vernacular history in this corner of the Missouri River watershed.