1968 Map of Lincoln

About this map

Lincoln serves as the central hub of this late-1960s valley landscape, positioned where the Blackfoot River flows through the southern reaches of the Helena National Forest. The map captures a transitional mountain economy, balancing aviation and recreation with traditional resource extraction. To the west of the main settlement, a Rodeo Ground and Hooper State Park signal the area's importance for local gatherings and tourism, while several Gravel Pits and scattered Mine or Prospect labels indicate ongoing mineral interest in the surrounding gulches.