2011 Map of Bonnet Top

About this map

Bonnet Top and Lick Mountain stand as the primary topographical markers in this northwestern Montana landscape, where the Kootenai National Forest region is defined by a dense network of mountain drainages. The Yaak River and the West Fork Yaak River converge here, creating a complex hydrology marked by both Upper Falls and Lower Falls. This 2011 survey details a landscape primarily utilized for forest management and natural resource navigation, indicated by the extensive system of Forest Service roads including Yaak River Rd and W Side Yaak River Rd. Human modification of the waterways is visible at Carlisle Dam, while the remote eastern reaches are home to Hoskins Lake and the drainage of Bunker Hill Creek. The map provides a precise record of the road network and terrain before subsequent forest changes, essential for documenting this specific corner of Lincoln County.