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West Colusa Mountain Con Steward Steward Poulin Ravin Original Park Galena Mercury Silver Front Arizona Utah Harrison Park Iron Park Montana School of Mines Park Broadway Granite Quartz Copper West Gagnon Anselmo Kelley Bell Speculator Granite Mountain Badger State Emily Moose Pilot Butte Diamond West Gray Rock Lexington Walkerville Walkerville Centerville Centerville Dublin Gulch Dublin Gulch Cork- town Cork- town Finn Town Finn Town McQueen McQueen Cabbage Patch Cabbage Patch East Side East Side West Side West Side South Butte South Butte The Flats The Flats Alice Moulton Neversweat Moonlight Parrot Anaconda Tramway Mountain View Rarus Berkeley Silver Bow Pittsmont No. 1 Pittsmont No. 3 Pittsmont No. 2 Pittsmont No. 4 Sinbad Pennsylvania Minnie Healy Leonard East Colusa Butte & London Modoc High Ore Belmont Colorado Emma Orphan Girl Travona Bonanza Ophir Main Colorado Dakota Idaho Washington Main Main Main Arizona Montana Montana Montana Excelsior Excelsior Map of MONTANA Butte Designed, Compiled, and Copyrighted 2009 by More than 200 mines pierced “The Hill” (shown in colored tint) and its surrounding neighborhoods. Mine shafts literally undermined much of the central district of Butte. Some of the most famous of these mines are shown with a red triangle, and a name where space permits. An approximate outline of the Berkeley Pit is shown in orange The Pit, opened in 1955, entirely consumed the district of Meaderville, home to Italians, Serbs, Croats, and the center of the nightclub scene in old Butte. Construction of the pit and alterations in roads caused the demolition of much of the East Side and part of Finn Town and Dublin Gulch. Later surface mining operations, outlined in blue, consumed the district of McQueen, shown on this map, and the famous Columbia Gardens, which were off this map to the right. The approximate areas of the old Red Light District are shown in red tint. Yellow tint marks the area of Chinatown. Patrick Sullivan As it appeared before the advent of open pit mining changed the face of the original city. Based upon aerial photography from 1950 Meaderville Meaderville Reins N S E W 0 1 2 3 4 5 5000 Ft.

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Page 1: Map of N Butte W E - Montana Historical Society Childhood... · 2014-07-18 · Emily Moose Pilot Butte Diamond West Gray Rock Lexington Walkerville Centerville Dublin Gulch Cork-town

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Speculator

Granite Mountain

Badger State

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MoosePilot Butte

Diamond

West Gray Rock

LexingtonWalkervilleWalkerville

CentervilleCenterville

Dublin GulchDublin Gulch

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CabbagePatch

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EastSide

WestSide

WestSide

SouthButte

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TheFlats

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Alice

Moulton

Neversweat

Moonlight

Parrot

Anaconda Tramway

Mountain View

Rarus

Berkeley

Silver Bow

Pittsmont No. 1

Pittsmont No. 3

Pittsmont No. 2

Pittsmont No. 4

Sinbad

Pennsylvania

Minnie Healy

Leonard

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MONTANAButte

Designed, Compiled, andCopyrighted 2009 by

More than 200 mines pierced“The Hill” (shown in colored tint)and its surrounding neighborhoods.Mine shafts literally underminedmuch of the central district of Butte.Some of the most famous of these minesare shown with a red triangle, anda name where space permits.

An approximateoutline of theBerkeley Pit isshown in orange

The Pit, opened in 1955,entirely consumed thedistrict of Meaderville, hometo Italians, Serbs, Croats,and the center of thenightclub scene in old Butte.Construction of the pit andalterations in roads causedthe demolition of much ofthe East Side and part ofFinn Town and Dublin Gulch.

Later surface miningoperations, outlined inblue, consumed thedistrict of McQueen,shown on this map, andthe famous ColumbiaGardens, which were offthis map to the right.

The approximate areas ofthe old Red Light Districtare shown in red tint.Yellow tint marks thearea of Chinatown.

Patrick Sullivan

As it appeared beforethe advent of open pitmining changed the faceof the original city.

Based upon aerialphotography from 1950

MeadervilleMeaderville

Reins

N

S

EW

0 1 2 3 4 5

5000 Ft.