2014 Map of Bozeman Hot Springs

About this map

Gallatin River frontage and an intricate network of irrigation ditches define this Gallatin Valley landscape as it appeared in the early 21st century. The map highlights the transition from agricultural land to residential developments, centered around the junction of Four Corners and Bozeman Hot Springs. Water management is the dominant human imprint on the terrain, evidenced by the numerous man-made waterways like the Highline Canal, Farmers Canal, and Moreland Ditch that lace through the valley floor. Toward the southwest, the topography rises sharply at Pine Butte, contrasting with the level plains where settlements like Greenwood, Gilroy, and Blackwood are situated. The presence of named mobile home parks and subdivisions such as Korner Kourt and King Arthur Park provides a detailed look at the suburban expansion of the Bozeman area during this period.