2011 Map of Bungalow Mountain

About this map

Bungalow Mountain and the surrounding drainages of Flathead County define this landscape as it was mapped in 2011. The topography is dominated by several high points, including Ibex Mountain and the prominent Wall Creek Cliffs in the central portion of the sheet. This area is characterized by a dense network of mountain waterways, with the Spotted Bear River and White River serving as primary drainage channels for numerous tributaries like Slim Creek, Lime Creek, and West Fork Wall Creek. High-elevation features such as Table Hill and the small Christopher Lake tucked under Bungalow Mountain suggest a terrain where water movement is strictly governed by the steep relief. The lack of named roads or settlements highlights the isolation of these peaks, where Christopher Creek, Hoop Creek, and Juliet Creek carve narrow paths through the wilderness of the northern Rockies.