2011 Map of Antelope Creek

About this map

Corral serves as a focal point in this Granite County landscape, where the drainage of Antelope Creek and its southern fork carve through the high country. The area is defined by its deep-rooted extractive history, evidenced by a cluster of named mining operations including the Hawkeye Mine and the Shakesphere Mine. These sites, alongside the Russian Smith Mine, highlight the industrial character of this Montana territory in the early 21st century. Natural features like Wildcat Gulch and Trail Gulch provide a sense of the varied terrain, while Rock Creek Rd and several unnamed trails represent the limited transportation network connecting these remote sites. The map also records specialized locations such as the Lori Number 13 Mine, offering specific data points for those researching the region's modern mining footprint.