Step 1 · Parcel identified

S36, T02 S, R03 E, ACRES 640

640 acres · Gallatin County

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Parcel / geocode
06079636101010000
County
Gallatin County
Acreage
640 ac
Coordinates
45.62008, -111.29967
Legal description
S36, T02 S, R03 E, ACRES 640
Property type
Exempt Property
Assessed value
$50,532
Assessor access class
Not recorded
Owner of record
STATE OF MONTANA
Tax year
2026

Parcel record and boundary from the Montana State Library cadastral framework. The cadastral boundary is an assessment mapping product, not a survey, and commonly differs from a surveyed line.

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Preliminary build outlook

MORE INVESTIGATION NEEDED

The available data raises several matters that should be resolved before purchase or design. That may reflect real physical constraints, or it may reflect how little the public record says about this parcel. The findings below distinguish between the two.

Favourable indicators
2
Things to investigate
5
Potential constraints
2
Contextual findings
7

8 findings from the available data

These are real findings, not a teaser. The full report explains why each one matters, what to do about it, and adds 8 more across 13 sections.

  • Limited gentle ground — about 18% is mapped below 10% slope

    Terrain

    Mapped slope from USGS 3DEP puts 18.2% of the parcel at or below 10%, with a median of 16% and 657 feet of total relief. The largest connected area of gentle ground is approximately 41.98…

    Strong data

  • Preliminary septic outlook: significant mapped limitations

    Septic & wastewater

    A restrictive layer is mapped at approximately 17 inches, which can limit the vertical separation a conventional drainfield requires. Shallow bedrock is mapped, which commonly drives…

    Professional verification required

  • Shallow bedrock is mapped

    Soils

    The mapped soil components include bedrock within about 40 inches of the surface.

    Limited data

  • Mapped wetland or riparian features on the parcel

    Wetlands & hydrography

    Approximately 0.3% of the parcel overlaps mapped wetland features (Riverine).

    Professional verification required

  • A mapped road reaches this parcel

    Access

    Driveway is mapped at or crossing the parcel boundary.

    Professional verification required

  • Outside mapped high-risk flood area

    Flood

    FEMA mapping shows zone X intersecting the parcel boundary.

    Strong data

  • 640 acres in Gallatin County

    Parcel

    The cadastral record lists this parcel at 640 acres, described as S36, T02 S, R03 E, ACRES 640.

    Strong data

  • Dominant mapped soil: Alder-Cabba complex, 8 to 25 percent slopes

    Soils

    Alder is the principal mapped component, hydrologic group D, mapped as well drained. 13 soil map units intersect the parcel in total, spanning hydrologic groups A, B, C, D.

    Strong data

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  • Terrain analysis with slope bands and aspect
  • Soils translated, with construction limitations
  • Septic and wastewater screening
  • Flood and wetlands with parcel overlap
  • Access: mapped physical vs. legal
  • Public land, easements and land constraints
  • County zoning, permitting and sanitation authorities
  • Utilities, fire district and infrastructure context
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  • Build Complexity score with full category breakdown
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