1997 Map of No Man Peak

About this map

Cameron Bench and the high peaks of the Madison Range dominate this landscape, illustrating the transition from managed agricultural land to protected wilderness. The western half of the map is defined by an extensive network of irrigation infrastructure, including the Kramer Ditch, Indian Creek Ditch, Cummings Ditch, and Armitage Ditch, which channel water from Indian Creek and Deer Creek to the benchlands. The only named settlement is the Wonder Ranch, situated near the Madison Ranger District Boundary. To the east, the terrain rises sharply into the Beaverhead National Forest and the Lee Metcalf Wilderness (Taylor Hilgard Unit), where high-altitude features like Rainbow Lakes and the namesake No Man Peak sit within the high Madison mountains. This survey effectively documents the intersection of high-country water sources and the vital irrigation systems supporting ranching in the valley below.