2014 Map of Radnor

About this map

Radnor sits at the northern edge of this Montana landscape where the Stillwater River flows through a narrow corridor alongside Highway 93 N. This 2014 survey documents a rugged mountain transition zone where the Kootenai National Forest and Flathead National Forest meet. The geography is defined by significant vertical relief, climbing from the river valley to summits like Ketowke Mtn and Adams Mtn. The map reveals a high concentration of alpine water bodies, including Lagoni Lake, Upper Stillwater Lake, and the descriptively named Hole in the Wall Lake. Transportation routes here range from modern pavement to the historical path of the Old Fort Steele Trl, which parallels the river. A network of service roads, such as Martin Creek Rd, provides access into the interior drainages of Miller Cr and Potter Cr, which feed the Stillwater system.