1962 Map of Lost Creek Divide

About this map

Flathead National Forest and the Stillwater State Forest converge in this high-altitude landscape of northwest Montana, centered on the prominent ridgelines of the Lost Creek Divide and Reid Divide. The topography is defined by sharp drainage basins, with waters flowing through Lost Creek, Cyclone Creek, and Mountain Meadow Creek. A distinctive landmark, the Lookout Reid Tower, sits atop the heights of the Reid Divide, serving as a vital fire observation point for the surrounding timberlands.