2014 Map of Beacon Point

About this map

Gallatin National Forest dominates this landscape along the border of Madison and Gallatin counties, where the high-altitude terrain is carved by the Gallatin River and its numerous mountain tributaries. The topographic detail traces a rugged drainage system including Spanish Cr, Little Hell Roaring Cr, and Logger Cr. Higher elevations reveal a series of alpine water bodies such as Diamond Lake, Grayling Lake, and Arrow Lake, all situated under the watchful prominence of Beacon Point. Local history is anchored by Edens Cem near the river, while Benham Bridge serves as a critical crossing point for Gallatin Rd as it winds through the valley. The map documents the complex boundary between public forest lands and surveyed township sections like t4s r3e, providing a clear picture of land management and natural landmarks like Sheep Rock and Newell Basin.