1985 Map of Woodhawk Hill

About this map

Woodhawk Hill dominates this Fergus County landscape, serving as a primary navigational landmark in a region defined by its complex drainage systems. This 1985 provisional survey captures the intricate network of coulees and breaks that feed into the Missouri River breaks to the north. The drainage patterns of Taffy Creek and its North Fork Taffy Creek reveal the deeply dissected nature of this high plains terrain, while the presence of Lambing Camp Creek suggests the area's long-standing connection to sheep ranching and open-range agriculture. Further south, the map details the headwaters of Two Calf Creek and its So Fork, providing a clear view of the topographic relief surrounding White Horse Butte. For those studying the land use and natural hydrology of central Montana, this map offers a precise look at a sparsely populated yet geographically significant corner of the state.