2014 Map of Harvey Point

About this map

Lolo National Forest and Deerlodge National Forest meet in this high-elevation region of Granite County, where the southern reaches of the John Long Mountains define the terrain. The landscape is characterized by a dense network of gulches and ridges, including Eureka Gulch, Sonora Gulch, and the prominent Silver King Mtn. Water sources such as Barton Spring, Miller Spring, and Horsethief Spring are scattered across the slopes, feeding the many forks of N Fork Lower Willow Cr and W Fork Lower Willow Cr. Primitive transportation routes like the Harvey Ridge Trl and McLean Creek Rd suggest a history of resource extraction and forest management within these protected federal lands. The map details a complex topographical environment where drainage patterns from Jenkins Ridge and Pole Ridge dictate the seasonal flow of numerous named creeks.