2012 Map of Dot Island

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Yellowstone Lake dominates this landscape, its expansive shoreline defined by numerous named promontories and inlets. The shoreline of the West Thumb area includes distinctive features such as Breeze Point, Wolf Point, and Snipe Point, while the northern coast is marked by Sand Point and Rock Point. Offshore, the isolated Dot Island sits centrally within the lake's waters. Inland from the main body of water, Delusion Lake remains a prominent landlocked feature, while local drainage is managed by small tributaries like Weasel Cr and Solution Cr. This geography reflects a natural landscape largely undisturbed by dense development, though the presence of highway 20 and routes 14 16 suggests the established infrastructure for access to these remote points of interest.