1966 Map of Cut Bank SE

About this map

The Blackfeet Indian Res Bdy bisects the landscape in this mid-1960s study of Glacier County, defining the western edge of the high plains topography. The meandering Cut Bank Creek carves a deep valley through the center of the sheet, providing a sharp contrast to the surrounding plateau. This area is characterized by a mid-century industrial and transport infrastructure, notably the Great Northern railroad line that skirts the northern boundary near the Refinery. Evidence of the region’s economic reliance on resource extraction is visible through numerous Oil Wells and Gravel Pits scattered across the terrain. Leisure and community hubs are represented by the Rodeo Ground and a Drive-in Theater situated on the outskirts of the primary settlement area, while the Cut Bank Airport serves as a vital regional link.