Arrastra Mtn stands as a central topographic anchor within this high-elevation landscape on the border of Powell and Lewis and Clark Counties. The terrain is defined by the intersection of the Lolo National Forest and the Helena National Forest, creating a mosaic of protected wilderness drainage systems. Notable water features such as Reservoir Lake and the headwaters of Beaver Creek and Arrastra Creek dictate the local geography, while Lincoln Gulch provides a low-lying contrast to the surrounding peaks. Access to this remote mountain interior is marked by the winding routes of Huckleberry Pass Rd and N Beaver Creek Rd. The presence of features like Alpine Park and Porcupine Basin suggests a land primarily utilized for its natural resources and watershed value in the early 21st century.
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1889 · Helena
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1893 · Helena
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1899 · Helena
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1903 · Coopers Lake
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1903 · Helena
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1947 · Butte
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1955 · Choteau
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1957 · Choteau
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1958 · Butte
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1958 · Choteau
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