1954 Map of Wolf Point

About this map

The Missouri River corridor and the expansive Fort Peck Indian Reservation anchor this mid-century survey of Northeastern Montana and the North Dakota borderlands. The landscape is defined by the convergence of major waterways, including the winding Poplar River and Big Muddy Creek, which cut through the high plains toward the Missouri valley. This era reveals a robust agricultural and rail network, with the Great Northern railroad threading together critical hubs like Wolf Point, Poplar, and Culbertson along the southern river route.