1956 Map of Beehive
USGS Topo · Published 1986About this map
The Stillwater River cuts through this corner of Montana, where the small settlement of Beehive and the Beehive Sch once served a community of ranchers and miners near the Custer National Forest boundary. This mid-century landscape reflects a hard-working mountain economy dependent on a network of water management features, including several named Ditch segments and a flume designed to direct the flow from Fishtail Creek and its tributaries.
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