1965 Map of Caboose Canyon

About this map

Beaverhead National Forest land defines this corner of Montana, where a complex network of high-elevation canyons and intermittent creeks converge toward the valley floor. The map highlights the localized agricultural and mineral interests of the mid-1960s, notably at the Peterson Ranch and several unidentified prospects located near the southern drainage of Deadman Creek. The topography is dominated by dramatic relief, with labels marking distinct landforms like Caboose Canyon, Patterson Canyon, and the curiously named Pileup Canyon.