2014 Map of Camas Prairie

About this map

Camas Prairie occupies a distinct geological depression within the Camas Prairie Basin, a landscape defined by sharp drainage gullies and seasonal creek beds in Sanders County. The settlement pattern follows the corridor of MT-382, with a network of local roads such as Webber Ln and Culligan Ln serving the valley floor. The hydrology of the area is centered on the confluence of several named waterways, including Camas Cr, Whiskey Cr, and Clear Cr. High-relief terrain dominates the eastern portion of the map, where the winding Whiskey Trl ascends toward Whiskey Gulch and Big Gulch. To the south, the terrain narrows into the Clear Creek Cyn, illustrating the transition from the open prairie into more confined mountain drainage systems.