2014 Map of Kintla Peak OE N

About this map

Kishinena Creek and its many tributaries define this high-altitude landscape along the border of Montana and British Columbia. This Canada-United States boundary region is characterized by a dense network of watercourses, where creeks such as Beavertail Cr, Akamina Cr, and See Cr carve through the terrain. Small, isolated bodies of water are scattered throughout the area, including Lone Lake, Thomson Lake, and Ashman Lake. To the south, Starvation Lake sits near the headwaters of Starvation Cr, while the drainage of N Kintla Cr flows toward the map's southern edge. The cartography reflects a wilderness area devoid of major roads or settlements, highlighting the natural hydrology of the Upper Flathead region during the early 21st century.