1967 Map of Soda Springs NW

About this map

The Crow Indian Reservation Boundary divides this landscape, marking a transition between the northern high ground and the creek valleys to the south. In the late 1960s, the terrain was defined by a complex network of drainages, including Bitter Creek, Blue Creek, and the winding Pryor Creek along the eastern edge. Local education is centered at the Morin Sch in the southeast, while the Indian Caves State Park protects significant natural features near the reservation line. Recreational and industrial development is evident in the northern reaches, where the Billings Racetrack and a prominent Radio Tower sit above the Yellowstone river valley. The map documents a rural Montana landscape of coulees and ridges, such as Cashen Coulee and Sue Jane Coulee, punctuated by ranch roads and a cross-country Pipeline.