2000 Map of Dailey Lake

About this map

Paradise Valley serves as the central corridor for this mountain landscape, defined by the broad path of the Yellowstone River. The map documents the physical geography of the region as it transitioned into the 21st century, showing the intersection of agricultural land and protected wilderness. Significant portions of the terrain fall within the Gallatin National Forest and the Dome Mountain Wildlife Management Area, reflecting the area's conservation importance. Along the river valley, evidence of early settlement and rural life is preserved through labels for the Dailey (Site) and the Emigrant Cem. Smaller waterways like Fridley Creek and Eightmile Creek descend from the higher elevations to feed the main river, while Dailey Lake sits as a prominent landmark in the southern reaches of the quadrangle.