Hunters Hot Springs serves as the focal point for this section of Montana where Park and Sweet Grass counties meet. The landscape is defined by its dramatic geologic naming conventions and transition from high peaks to drainage basins. To the northwest, the evocative Choke-To-Death Butte stands near Antelope Butte, overlooking a network of seasonal and perennial waterways like Hole-In-The-Rock Cr. The presence of Old Stage Rd and Convict Grade Rd in the southern portion of the map suggests historical transportation corridors that followed the natural contours of the land long before modern highway systems. High elevation landmarks such as Sheep Mtn and Long Ridge provide significant orientation points for the sparsely settled territory surrounding the Hole-In-The-Rock area, while Hunters Cr drains toward the thermal features that give the region its name.
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1891 · Livingston
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1893 · Livingston
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1947 · Bozeman
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1948 · Bozeman
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1951 · Ibex Mountain
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1951 · Grannis
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1951 · Raspberry Butte
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1951 · Kelly Hills
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1951 · Springdale
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1951 · Hunters Hot Springs
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