2014 Map of Mount Geduhn

About this map

Glacier National Park dominates this high-altitude terrain, where the Livingston Range forms a massive central spine. The drainage patterns are defined by the Waterton River flowing through the Waterton Valley in the north, while the southern slopes feed McDonald Cr and Longfellow Cr. This landscape is characterized by high peaks and glacial tarns, including the prominent Mt Geduhn and Trapper Peak, alongside remote waters such as Grace Lake and Nahsukin Lake. The boundary between Flathead and Glacier counties traverses the rugged interior, crossing over Kootenai Pass. The map details a wilderness environment without developed roads, where the continental divide influences the flow of numerous alpine streams like Continental Cr and Trapper Cr.