1994 Map of Kintla Lake

About this map

Glacier National Park defines the vast majority of this landscape, where the Canada United States border follows the Boundary Mountains. The topography is dominated by the long, narrow reach of Kintla Lake, which sits deep between Starvation Ridge and Parke Ridge. This mid-1990s survey by the U.S. Forest Service reflects a preserved wilderness environment, highlighting backcountry infrastructure like the Patrol Cabin and the Boulder Pass Trail. In the southwest corner, the Flathead Wild and Scenic River forms a critical corridor near Kintla Well. The map also captures the confluence of several high-altitude drainages, including Starvation Creek and Kishenehn Creek, illustrating the complex watershed along the international boundary before it joins the Flathead River.