1893 Map of Livingston
USGS Topo · Published 1893About this map
Livingston serves as the central hub of this 1890s survey, situated where the Northern Pacific Railroad meets the Yellowstone River. The landscape is dominated by the high peaks of the Crazy Mountains and the Gallatin Range, with the Yellowstone Park Branch line extending south toward the Northern Boundary of Yellowstone National Park. This era of the Montana frontier is marked by industry and transition, shown through the coal-mining activity at Chestnut and Coke, and the military history represented by the already Ft. Ellis (Abandoned) near the western edge.
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