1886 Map of Fort Logan

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Ft Logan stands at the eastern edge of this late nineteenth-century territory, serving as a focal point for the mountain valleys and high-country drainages of the Smith River and its tributaries. The landscape is defined by the early mining and ranching economy, with frontier outposts like Diamond City situated near the head of Confederate Gulch and Radersburg established to the southwest. The Missouri River serves as the primary corridor through the center of the sheet, where small hubs such as Townsend, Toston, and Bedford are positioned near the river's many creek confluences.