1995 Map of Riceville
USGS Topo · Published 1997About this map
Belt Creek carves a central canyon through this landscape on the northern edge of the Little Belt Mountains, defining the development and transit of the region. The small settlement of Riceville serves as the primary landmark, situated where the waterway meets an Old Railroad Grade and several key mountain drainages. The influence of the U.S. Forest Service is evident in the southern portion of the map, which covers the Lewis and Clark National Forest and the Kings Hill Ranger District. Local history and recreation are marked by Camp Don Bosco and the Isaac Walton Spring, while industrial relics like a Gravel Pit near Tiger Creek point to past resource extraction. The map also captures the complex surveying boundaries of the 4th Standard Parallel North and the Mountain Guide Meridian crossing through these steep coulees and gulches.
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