1969 Map of Laurel
USGS Topo · Published 1970About this map
The Yellowstone River and Clarks Fork Yellowstone River converge at the southeastern corner of this survey, defining a landscape dominated by the industrial and agricultural infrastructure of Laurel. The town's significance as a transportation and processing hub is evident in the dense network of Burlington Northern rail lines and the presence of a large Oil Refinery. To the west, the arid terrain of Clappers Flat gives way to a complex irrigation system, featuring numerous man-made waterways like Big Ditch and Italian and Clark Fork Canyon Ditch, which were essential for transforming the river valley into productive farmland. Within the expanding urban footprint of Laurel, community life is anchored by centers such as St Anthonys Ch, St Johns Ch, and several neighborhood schools including West Grade Sch and South Grade Sch.
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