1996 Map of Mount Haggin

About this map

Continental Divide crests across this high mountain landscape, anchoring a wilderness area defined by sharp peaks and a dense network of alpine drainages. The 1996 survey illustrates the shared boundaries of the Deerlodge National Forest and the Mount Haggin State Wildlife Management Area, showing how state and federal agencies managed this section of the Anaconda Range. High-elevation water bodies like Hearst Lake and Barker Lakes sit in glacial cirques beneath the massive profile of Mount Haggin. Lower elevations are carved by numerous named streams including Tenmile Creek, Slaughterhouse Creek, and Mill Creek, which flow away from the divide. The map preserves the specific 1990s nomenclature of this remote terrain, including landmarks like Short Peak and the namesake Grassy Mountain on the eastern edge of the quadrangle.