1968 Map of Mount Carter

About this map

Glacier National Park and Waterton Lakes National Park meet at the international border in this high-altitude survey. The landscape is defined by the Livingstone Range and the Continental Divide, which separates the drainage of Bowman Creek from the headwaters of the Valentine Creek. Notable glacial systems like the Weasel Collar Glacier and Rainbow Glacier flank the massive peaks of Mount Carter and Rainbow Peak. Local topographical landmarks such as The Sentinel and The Guardhouse stand near Jefferson Pass, while hikers of the era would have recognized the technical terrain around Boulder Pass and the scenic Hole-in-the-Wall feature. This map highlights the complex intersection of federal and international boundaries, showing where British Columbia and Alberta meet Montana.