2011 Map of Mount Thompson-Seton

About this map

Mount Thompson-Seton and its surrounding peaks dominate this high-altitude landscape in the Kootenai National Forest region of Montana. The 2011 survey details a complex drainage system where the Stillwater River begins its course, fed by high-mountain waters such as Chepat Creek and Russky Creek. Navigational access into these higher elevations is defined by Natl Forest Develop Road 7020 Rd, which snakes past Mount Locke toward the Locke Lookout, a critical vantage point for forest management. This era of mapping emphasizes the remote character of the Whitefish Range, tracing narrow passes like Inuya Pass and numerous alpine water bodies including Whale Lake and Huntsberger Lake. The land is defined by sharp verticality, rising from the Shorty Creek drainage to prominent summits like Huntsberger Peak and Masonry Peak, illustrating the untouched character of the Flathead County backcountry.