2014 Map of Antelope Creek

About this map

Deerlodge National Forest encompasses the high terrain of the John Long Mountains in this modern topographic study of Granite County. The landscape is defined by a dense network of drainages and gulches, including Sluice Gulch, Trail Gulch, and Wildcat Gulch, reflecting the complex topography typical of the Northern Rockies. The lower elevations near Corral are shaped by the paths of Antelope Cr and its southern fork, while the northwestern portion is marked by Upper Willow Cr. Human presence is concentrated along primitive and forest roads such as Marshall Creek Rd and Rock Creek Rd, providing access for land management and recreation within the national forest boundaries. The map provides a precise look at the township and range divisions of T7N R15W and T6N R14W, illustrating the intersection of public land and rugged Montana wilderness.