2014 Map of Cygnet Lake

About this map

Swan River flows through a landscape defined by high-altitude lakes and forest management boundaries in this 2014 study of the Swan Valley. The map captures the intersection of the Flathead National Forest and the Lolo National Forest, where established recreation sites like Lindbergh Lake and Cygnet Lake serve as focal points for local geography. Notable landmarks include the Elbow Lookout Tower, which provides a vantage over a network of forest roads such as Kraft Creek Rd and Lindbergh Lake Rd. The presence of smaller water bodies like Stoner Lake, Loon Lake, and Pierce Lake indicates a glaciated terrain with significant hydrological detail. This survey documents the modern infrastructure of the region, including the residential clusters along Swanland Dr and the logging and access routes that permeate the surrounding wilderness.