2011 Map of Corley Gulch
USGS Topo · Published 2011About this map
La Fontaine and the surrounding drainage of the Burnt Fork Bitterroot River define this corner of Ravalli County, characterized by a complex network of mountain creeks and canyons. The landscape is marked by resource extraction and forest recreation, including the SE NW Section 7 Mine and the NW SW Section 9 Mine. Access to the higher elevations, such as Whe-lha-kleh-tseen Mountain, is traced through local routes like McIntyre Rd and the Pack Trl. The presence of the Stevensville Rural Fire Sta and Upper Burnt Fork School Rd indicates the proximity of established rural services near the valley floor. To the southeast, the topography shifts toward recreational use at the Gold Creek Trailhead and Cutoff Gulch Campground, providing a look at how this Bitterroot mountain terrain is navigated for both industry and leisure.
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