2014 Map of Fort Connah

About this map

Fort Connah stands as a primary historical landmark within this landscape, situated near the modern thoroughfare of Us-93. The map documents a complex hydraulic environment defined by the Kicking Horse Reservoir and the Ninepipe Reservoir, connected by engineered features like the Kicking Horse Feeder Canal. Settlements such as Allentown, Kicking Horse, and Post Creek are distributed along the valley floor, while the eastern terrain rises sharply toward the Mission Range foothills. Local nomenclature reflects both the wildlife and the transit history of the region, seen in names like Grizzly Hollow Ln, Mollmann Pass Trl, and Eagle Pass Cr. The map captures a mix of agricultural irrigation patterns and the natural drainage of numerous creeks, including Crow Cr and Post Cr, which flow westward from the high ridges.