1997 Map of Crowell Mountain

About this map

Bull Lake dominates the southwestern corner of this survey, a significant water body flanked by the Dorr Skeels and Little Joe settlements. This area of western Montana, revised in the late 1990s, illustrates a landscape defined by forestry management and high-elevation terrain. The western edge of the Cabinet Mountains Wilderness creates a dramatic eastern backdrop, where summits like Gordon Mountain and Crowell Mountain rise sharply above the drainage basins of Lake Creek and Copper Creek. Industrial activity is evident near the lakeshore, where a Tailings Pond and gravel pits sit adjacent to the recreational and administrative landscape of the Kootenai National Forest. The transition from the low-lying Callows Island to the peaks of Dome Mountain shows the complex topography of the Lincoln and Sanders county border region.