1964 Map of Haskill Mountain

About this map

Haskill Mountain anchors this high-elevation landscape within the Flathead National Forest, where the topography is defined by the drainage systems of Ashley Creek and its southern tributaries. The 1960s survey, updated with late-1970s photogrammetric data, captures a remote region where infrastructure is primarily limited to resource management and small-scale settlement. The presence of the Ashley Creek Sch and the Idaho Trail indicates a history of rural educational and transit networks established long before modern forest roads. To the south, Kessler Flats provides a rare area of level ground amidst the steep draws and peaks, while water features like Rogers Lake and Browns Meadow Creek serve as central landmarks in the local geography. Several Gravel Pit sites are noted along the creek valleys, marking the minor industrial footprint in this mountain environment.