1958 Map of Bozeman

About this map

Bozeman and Livingston serve as the primary hubs in this regional survey, which captures the high-altitude landscape of southwestern Montana during the transition to the Burlington Northern era. The map details the complex drainage systems of the Gallatin River, Madison River, and Yellowstone River, illustrating how these waterways dictated the placement of early settlements and rail lines. Notable is the industrial presence at Trident and the small agricultural pockets around Manhattan and Church Hill.