1968 Map of Sundance

About this map

The agricultural landscape of Glacier County comes into focus on this late 1960s survey, defined by the winding course of Cut Bank Creek and the critical infrastructure of high-plains farming. Near the southern edge of the sheet, the Burlington Northern railroad serves the settlement of Seville, providing a vital link for the grain handled at the Pardue Elevator. The topographical detail captures a complex network of water management, including the Two Medicine Main Canal and the Wasteway Lateral, which allowed for the cultivation of the surrounding Flat. Notable landmarks such as the small community of Sundance and a remote Landing Area near Gilliam Coulee provide specific points of interest for local historians studying the rural development and transit patterns of this era.