2014 Map of Wolf School

About this map

Wolf School sits as a solitary institutional landmark within the expansive terrain of the Little Wolf Mountains in southern Montana. This landscape, as it appeared in the early twenty-first century, is defined by the complex drainages of Sarpy Cr and its tributaries, including E Fork Sarpy Cr and Middle Fork Spring Cr. The land is divided by the boundary between Treasure Co and Big Horn Co, where the natural topography of ridges and coulees like Bar Coulee dictated the placement of rural infrastructure. Access through the region is maintained by a handful of corridors, most notably MT 384 and the winding Sarpy Basin Rd. The map illustrates a high density of natural springs, such as 01N38E30BBBC01 Spring, which are critical water sources in this semi-arid ranching and grazing environment.