1964 Map of Lonepine
USGS Topo · Published 1967About this map
The Flathead Indian Reservation Boundary cuts through the western portion of this 1964 survey, marking the transition between the managed timber of the Lolo National Forest and the agricultural valley floor of Sanders County. The settlement of Lonepine serves as a small local hub, characterized by its Community Hall and the nearby Murray Memorial Cem. This landscape is defined by its water management systems, featuring an intricate network of canals and irrigation structures that feed off the Little Bitterroot River and the Dry Fork Reservoir. To the south, Rattlesnake Butte stands as a prominent topographic landmark above the winding path of Garden Creek. The map documents a rural Montana community shaped by both the rugged forest edge and the hydraulic engineering required to sustain ranching and farming in the shadow of Letzen Gulch.
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