1958 Bozeman, MT | 1x2 Degree Shaded Historic USGS Map

Here is a 1958 map of Bozeman, Montana. It's a glimpse into the past, showing you what Bozeman looked like over 60 years ago. You'll see the rugged ranges including the Gallatin, Northern Madison, Bridger, Montana Absaroka, as well as parts of the Crazy, Tobacco Root, Gravelly and Beartooth mountain ranges. Also featured are the serene Paradise and Madison Valleys.

This map is a piece of Bozeman's history. It's a reminder of the pioneering spirit that defined this area back then. So, if you're curious about Bozeman's past and want to see how things have changed, this map is for you.

This map covers an area of 1 degree by 2 degrees.

We used recent digital elevation data combined with modern rendering techniques to enhance this hand selected, vintage USGS map. Even though the map is 2 dimensional, the techniques applied make it appear to pop off the page.

Please Note: Reading the text on the map can sometimes be difficult depending on the size that is purchased, primarily because of the historic map's small font size, age and the condition of the map when it was scanned into digital format. In areas where relief shading obscure text, it can become illegible. To enhance readability, we recommend ordering a larger map size or a map that covers a smaller area, although the text may still be obscured in darker areas.