2011 Map of Antone Peak

About this map

Antone Peak and the surrounding high country of Beaverhead County define this landscape, where the headwaters of the East Fork Blacktail Deer Creek and South Fork West Fork Blacktail Deer Creek converge. The topography is shaped by prominent heights such as Sawtooth Mountain, Olson Peak, and Sunset Peak, providing a clear view of the drainage patterns in this corner of Montana. Human activity in this high-elevation area is marked by Cornell Camp and the winding route of Antone Rd, which crosses through Antone Pass. Water sources are vital here, with Seybold Spring feeding into the Bonita Fork and a network of named streams including Alkali Creek, Indian Creek, and West Creek carving out the terrain. This map serves as a primary record of the watershed and seasonal access points in a region dominated by its namesake peaks and vast drainage basins.