1963 Map of Eureka South

About this map

Eureka sits at the northern edge of this Montana landscape, where the Eureka Corporate Boundary transitions into the dense woodlands of the Kootenai National Forest. The local economy and movement of the early 1960s are defined by the Great Northern railroad line following the path of the Tobacco River. High-ground vantage points like Black Butte, featuring a Lookout Tower, and Virginia Hill dominate the western terrain, overseeing a network of drainage features such as Slick Gulch and Johnson Draw.