2017 Map of Hungry Horse

About this map

The Middle Fork Flathead River serves as a vital hydrological artery through this portion of the northern Rockies, meeting the North Fork Flathead River just south of the Glacier National Park boundary. This confluence marks a transition from the protected parklands of the Apgar Mountains to the managed timber and recreation lands of the Flathead National Forest. The map documents the settlement pattern along the river corridor, where the communities of West Glacier, Coram, and Martin City are linked by Old Hwy 2. Significant topographical landmarks include Teakettle Mtn and the narrow passage of Badrock Canyon to the southwest. The presence of Blankenship Bridge and Coram Bridge underscores the importance of river crossings in this landscape, while named water bodies like Halfmoon Lake and Lake Five suggest a terrain shaped by glacial activity.