1968 Map of Kiowa

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The Blackfeet Indian Reservation Boundary defines the eastern edge of Glacier National Park on this 1968 study, where the high peaks of Mad Wolf Mountain and Basin Mountain give way to the lower hills and plateaus of the plains. The small settlement of Kiowa sits at a strategic junction of the modern road network, shadowed by Looking Glass Hill and Two Medicine Ridge. For local historians, the Schildt Cem and scattered Gravel Pit operations provide evidence of early family settlement and infrastructure development along the South Fork Cut Bank Creek. To the south, the Park Entrance leads toward Lower Two Medicine Lake, a landscape crisscrossed by the Pitamakan Pass Trail and the Dry Fork Trail, reflecting the transition from reservation lands to protected wilderness.