2014 Map of Wolfe Coulee

About this map

The Missouri River bisects this landscape, marking the natural boundary between Valley and Garfield counties. This 2014 survey documents a rugged, drainage-heavy terrain defined by deep erosional features like Hell Hole Coulee and Cut Throat Coulee. The topography north of the river is particularly intricate, where Wyatt Coulee and Wolfe Coulee channel toward the river valley. Human infrastructure is sparse in this portion of the northern plains, with Burke Ranch Rd and primitive routes like NF-326 providing the primary access to these remote breaks. South of the river, the map shows the winding course of Billy Cr and the expansive Billy Coulee, illustrating the complex drainage systems that feed into the Missouri.