2011 Map of Oliver Point

About this map

The Little Bitterroot River snakes through this portion of Lake County, Montana, defining the local drainage patterns and supporting the springs that dot the landscape. Water sources like Sullivan Spring and Magpie Spring are critical nodes in this arid geography, while the prominent rise of Oliver Point serves as a major regional landmark. The map reveals a network of rural roads, such as Camp Aqua Rd and Big Bend Rd, that follow the natural contours and valley floors. Notable landforms like Oliver Gulch and Big Gulch illustrate the erosional history of the terrain. This survey reflects the modern rural infrastructure of the early 21st century, where basic access routes and named natural features remain the primary identifiers of the land.