1968 Map of Mount Cleveland

About this map

Mount Cleveland dominates the high-altitude landscape of northern Glacier National Park, situated just south of the Canada-United States border and Waterton Lakes National Park. This 1968 field-checked survey reveals a dynamic alpine environment defined by active ice masses and the high-elevation drainage of the North Fork Belly River. The map meticulously records the presence of the Miche Wabun Glacier and Whitecrow Glacier, which feed into steep descents such as Miche Wabun Falls. Human passage through this high backcountry is documented by the Stoney Indian Pass Trail, which connects remote campsites and the Mokowanis Shelter Cabin. The terrain falls away from jagged summits like Sarcee Mountain and Natoas Peak into deep water bodies including Glenns Lake and Cosley Lake, illustrating the complex glacial hydrology of the Montana-Alberta border region.