1988 Map of Lincoln Mountain

About this map

Gallatin National Forest dominates this mountain landscape in late 20th-century Montana, where the headwaters of numerous creeks carve through the high terrain. The prominence of Lincoln Mountain overlooks a network of watercourses including Cinnamon Creek and Taylor Creek. Human presence is concentrated around the Nine Quarter Circle Ranch, which features a designated Landing Strip for remote access. To the south, the Wapiti FS Station serves as a key administrative marker for forestry management near the confluence of Wapiti Creek and Little Wapiti Creek. This survey also documents the county boundary separating Madison Co and Gallatin Co, providing a clear record of administrative and topographic features before further modern development.