1964 Map of Lohman SE

About this map

Milk River meanders through this portion of Blaine County, providing a stark geographic divide between the northern agricultural plains and the intricate coulee systems to the south. The infrastructure of the mid-1960s is defined by the heavy presence of the Great Northern railroad and the Fort Belknap Canal, which trace the river's path across the valley floor. To the northeast, the outskirts of Chinook are represented by the Chinook Airfield, a Golf Course, and significant local burial sites including Chinook Cem and St Gabriel Cem. Rural life is anchored by the North Yantic Sch and the small settlement of Hazy, while the southern landscape is dominated by the erosion patterns of Threemile Coulee and Black Coulee. The presence of scattered Storage Bins and a Gravel Pit highlights the local reliance on grain storage and land management in this Montana prairie environment.