1964 Map of Haskill Mountain

About this map

Haskill Mountain dominates the center of this 1964 survey of northwestern Montana, an area characterized by the dense drainage networks of the Flathead National Forest. This landscape is defined by the intersection of mountain timberlands and the small valley settlements found at Kessler Flats. The presence of the Ashley Creek Sch and several Gravel Pit sites along the water indicates a community structured around logging, ranching, and fundamental local infrastructure during the mid-1960s. The Idaho Trail provides a historical transit corridor through the forested terrain, connecting the high ridges to water bodies like Lake Rogers and the marshy stretches of Browns Meadow Creek. This record preserves the topography before modern development, showing the spatial relationship between seasonal forest roads and permanent mountain landmarks.