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1994 Map of Mount Bradley

Name: 1994 Topographic Map of Mount Bradley
Creator: U.S. Geological Survey
Published: 1997
License: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/

USGS Topo · Published 1997

About this map

Flathead River Middle Fork serves as a critical corridor through this mountain landscape, its designation as a Scenic River highlighting the preserved character of the region in the 1990s. The terrain is defined by high-altitude features like Mount Bradley and the Devils Hump, situated at the convergence of several major land management boundaries. This era shows the heavy reliance on natural water systems, with drainage networks including Twentyfive Mile Creek, Moose Creek, and Coal Creek feeding into the river system.

The northern edge of the map follows the Burlington Northern rail line as it skirts Glacier National Park, providing a narrow artery for transport through the wilderness. Settlement is nearly non-existent, represented primarily by Granite Cabin near the riverbanks. The vast expanse is dominated by the Great Bear Wilderness and Flathead National Forest, reflecting a landscape managed for conservation and minimal human footprint outside of primitive routes like Horse Bear Rd.