1994 Map of Condon

About this map

Condon serves as the central hub of this mid-1990s mountain landscape, which is heavily defined by the boundaries of the Flathead National Forest. The settlement includes the Condon PO and the Condon Forest Service Station, highlighting its role as a base for forest management and local services. The Swan River flows through the valley, flanked by Smith Flats and an adjacent Landing Strip, suggesting a reliance on light aircraft for transport and access in this high-elevation terrain. To the east, the topography rises sharply toward the Bob Marshall Wilderness, where numerous drainages like Condon Creek and McKay Creek feed into the river system. The presence of the Cooney Lookout overlooking Cooney Creek underscores the ongoing importance of fire observation and wilderness stewardship in this densely forested region.