1999 Map of Clinton

About this map

Clark Fork defines the southern corridor of this landscape, where the settlement of Clinton sits at the junction of mountain drainages and river-level infrastructure. The map reveals a transition from the valley floor to the high elevations of the Garnet Range, with Olson Peak anchoring the northwest. Human activity here is marked by water management and mineral extraction, evidenced by the Clinton Irrigation District Canal tracing the river's edge and several mining operations tucked into the hills. Notable lode claims such as the Triangle Mine, Hidden Treasure Mine, and Bellview Mine are situated in the eastern slopes above Wallace Creek. This 1990s revision integrates forest management through the Lolo National Forest boundary with local recreation at the Swartz Creek Fishing Access. The land is further structured by the Standard Parallel North, which divides the terrain between sections of industrial prospecting and rugged wilderness.