1955 Map of Garnet Mountain
USGS Topo · Published 1957About this map
Gallatin Canyon serves as the primary corridor for movement through this high-elevation landscape during the mid-1950s, with U.S. 191 tracking the bends of the Gallatin River. The area is characterized by scattered recreational and administrative outposts within the Gallatin National Forest, including the Squaw Creek Ranger Sta and the Butte Meadows Ranger Sta. Resource extraction and mountain industry are evident via the Mica Mine, Asbestos Mine, and the Blanchard Sawmill located near the river banks.
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Editions of this 1955 Garnet Mountain Map
4 editions found
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