2017 Map of Manhattan

About this map

Manhattan serves as the primary hub of this 2017 survey, situated along a dense network of roads and rail lines that reflect the agricultural and transportation history of Gallatin County. To the south, the settlements of Amsterdam and Churchill sit at the base of the rising plateau, connected by a systematic grid of roads like Churchill Rd. The landscape is defined by the sophisticated irrigation and drainage systems vital to the region, including the Lowline Canal, White Ditch, and Lewis Overflow. These man-made waterways interact with the natural course of the Gallatin River, which is spanned by several named crossings such as the Kinkle Bridge, Ray Angel Bridge, and Central Park Bridge. The presence of the Meadowview Cem and smaller locales like White and Buell suggest a long-established rural community built around the river's fertile valley and the logistical corridor of S Manhattan.