2011 Map of Iron Mountain

About this map

Iron Mountain and War Eagle Mountain dominate this high-elevation landscape in Park County, Montana, as recorded by the Forest Service and Geological Survey in the early 2010s. The area is defined by a dense network of watercourses that drain the surrounding peaks, including the prominent Boulder River and the sprawling branches of Hellroaring Creek, such as the East Branch and Middle Fork. Between these drainages lies Middle Ridge, a significant landform that separates the western watersheds from the eastern valleys. Elk Lake provides a notable point of interest north of Copper Creek, highlighting the diverse alpine hydrography of the region. This survey captures a terrain primarily shaped by natural features and drainage patterns, with very few human-named structures or settlements, reflecting its character as part of a protected forest environment.