1994 Map of Radnor

About this map

The Stillwater River corridor dominates this northwestern Montana landscape, where industrial logging and conservation efforts converge within the Stillwater State Forest. The Burlington Northern railroad tracks parallel the river's path, tracing the valley floor beneath the high peaks of Ketowke Mountain and Grouse Mountain. This area serves as a managed timber environment, highlighted by the Miller Creek Demonstration Forest, which illustrates the intersection of forestry research and public land use in the late 20th century. High-elevation water bodies like Hole in the Wall Lake and the Martin Lakes are tucked into the drainages of the Flathead National Forest, while the presence of a Gravel Pit and a major powerline near Radnor indicates the essential infrastructure supporting these remote mountain reaches.