2014 Map of Oliver Point

About this map

The Little Bitterroot River winds through this section of the Montana landscape, marking a significant hydrologic feature along the boundary between Lake Co and Sanders Co. This area is characterized by deep drainage systems and prominent elevations, such as the namesake Oliver Point and the winding Oliver Gulch. The terrain is navigated by a network of local roads including Fitzpatrick Rd and Knapp Rd, which serve the rural corridors west of the river. Natural water sources like Sullivan Spring and Magpie Spring are positioned at the base of the ridges, while Sagebrush Flats Trl suggests the arid, open vegetation typical of this part of the state. The arrangement of section lines and township markers provides a clear view of the land division in this ranching and transition country.