1919 Map of Drummond

About this map

Drummond serves as a central hub in this western Montana landscape, situated where the Clark Fork and Flint Creek valleys converge. The map illustrates a region defined by its industrial and agricultural diversity during the late 1910s, showing the competing rail lines of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul and the Northern Pacific paralleling the river. High in the mountains, the presence of Garnet and Coloma indicates the mining activity of the era, while the Copper Cliff mine stands as a landmark of the local extractive economy.