The Yellowstone River cuts a prominent path through this 2014 survey of Park County, Montana, serving as the central axis for the settlements of Merriman, Glastonbury, and South Glastonbury. The landscape is a study in contrasting development, where the steep, wooded slopes of the Gallatin National Forest to the west meet the valley floor's unique residential grid. North of Glastonbury, a cluster of astronomical-themed roads like Orion Way, Venus Way, and Aries Dr indicates a modern subdivided footprint nestled against the traditional ranching and mountain terrain. To the south, Dailey Lake sits near the base of the foothills, a focal point for the drainage of Sixmile Cr and Gold Prize Cr. History-minded researchers can locate the Emigrant Cem near the river, while the presence of the Yellowstone Trl S and Point of Rocks at the southern edge highlights the area's long-standing role as a corridor for travel and trade.
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1891 · Livingston
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1893 · Livingston
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1947 · Bozeman
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1948 · Bozeman
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1955 · Bozeman
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1955 · Emigrant
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1955 · Fridley Peak
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1955 · Gardiner
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1955 · Miner
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1958 · Bozeman
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