2011 Map of Mount Marston

About this map

Mount Marston and its high-elevation Mount Marston Lookout anchor this survey of the northern Whitefish Range. The landscape is defined by deep drainage basins and significant ridge lines, including Gibralter Ridge and the sharp summits of Krag Peak and Krinklehorn Peak. The map documents early 21st-century land management and resource use in Lincoln County, highlighting the Jager Mine and the Vredenburg Dam located along the upper reaches of Deep Creek. A complex network of Forest Service infrastructure, such as Natl Forest Develop Road 114 Rd and Grave Cr Rd, provides access through the drainage systems of Grave Creek and Laughing Water Creek. These routes follow the natural contours of the terrain, illustrating the modern intersection of industrial history and forest service stewardship in the Montana backcountry.