1995 Map of East Glacier Park

About this map

East Glacier Park serves as the primary gateway for this high-altitude landscape, where the Blackfeet Indian Reservation meets the eastern edge of Glacier National Park. The settlement is a focal point for infrastructure, containing the Park Ranger Station, an Airstrip, and the East Glacier Park Cem. The transportation corridor is dominated by the Burlington Northern railroad and the Theodore Roosevelt Pass, which navigate the complex drainage systems of the Two Medicine River and its South Fork. To the south, the community of Lubec and the Bison Creek Ranch sit near the boundaries of the Lewis and Clark National Forest. The map captures a detailed hydrographic network including Morning Eagle Lake, Big Spring Lake, and the cascade at Dawson Falls, illustrating the transition from open reservation lands to the protected wilderness of the national park and forest systems.