1966 Map of Fallon

About this map

The Yellowstone River cuts a wide path through this prairie landscape, defining the transition between the irrigated lowlands and the higher breaks of the Fallon Flat. The settlement of Fallon serves as a focal point along the Burlington Northern railroad, a corridor that also carries major regional pipelines and infrastructure through the river valley. Evidence of the area's agricultural reliance on water management is clear from the Main Canal and various pumping stations that tap into the river's flow.