2020 Map of Woodrow

About this map

Woodrow serves as the central point in this high plains landscape of eastern Montana, where the drainage systems of Upper Sevenmile Cr and Spring Cr converge. The topography is defined by the sharp incisions of Wolf Coulee and the branching reaches of Timber Fork, which cut through the open rangeland characteristic of Dawson County. This 2020 survey reveals a sparse settlement pattern dominated by large-scale agricultural and ranching infrastructure, such as the Jack Downs Reservoir. These water management features are vital in an environment where intermittent streams like Br Clear Cr reflect the arid character of the northern plains. A network of rural routes, including RD 437 and RD 230, provides the primary connectivity across the expansive townships of T17N and T16N.