2011 Map of Antelope Peak

About this map

The Red Rock River meanders through this landscape at the foot of Antelope Peak, defining the drainage patterns of southern Beaverhead County. This high-country environment is characterized by a network of seasonal and perennial streams, including Middle Creek, Long Creek, and Mohican Creek, which flow southward toward the river. The presence of Duffner Ranch near the center of the sheet reflects the region's enduring agricultural and ranching heritage. Transportation through this remote terrain is facilitated by unpaved routes like the Centennial Divide Rd and Ruby Divide Rd, which follow the natural contours between Lone Butte and the surrounding summits. The map provides a clear record of land use and water rights in this corner of Montana, where the interplay of named creeks like Piute Creek and Brundage Creek remains central to the local geography.