1999 Map of Woodworth

About this map

Blackfoot River flows through the southern reach of this landscape, marking a terrain defined by the transition from the Lolo National Forest down into the broad Blanchard Flats. The map records a mixture of public conservation land and early ranching history, notably centered around the Blackfoot Clearwater Wildlife Management Area. Small settlements and landmarks such as Woodworth, Bandy, and Cozy Corners dot the area, while the presence of the Park Sch and Old Boyd Ranch points to the localized rural infrastructure of the late 20th century. Transportation is anchored by Clearwater Junction at the southwestern corner, connecting the river valley to the north through routes like the Tote Road. This 1999 revision reveals a landscape where wildlife management and fishing access, such as the Russell Gates Fishing Access, have become primary features of the river corridor.