2014 Map of Worden

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Worden and Ballantine serve as the primary population centers along this stretch of the Yellowstone River valley, where a grid of irrigation and transport infrastructure defines the landscape. The region's agricultural dependency is visible through the Huntley Canal Rd and Lower Canal Rd, which parallel the river's course to manage water distribution across the valley floor. To the south, the terrain rises sharply into the dissected uplands of Custer Coulee, contrasting with the orderly section-line roads like N 13th Rd and W I Rd that organize the lowlands. The central transport corridor is anchored by the Railroad Hwy, which connects the small settlement of Knox to the larger rail and highway network. This 2014 survey documents a mature irrigation district where modern rural development is still strictly guided by the historical township and range system.