2020 Map of Ravenna

About this map

Ravenna sits along the Clark Fork river in a landscape dominated by the high ridges of the John Long Mountains and the protected lands of the Lolo National Forest. This Montana terrain is marked by significant engineering feats required to navigate the mountain passes, most notably the Nimrod Tunnels and the Beavertail Tunnel near Beavertail Hill. The map detail reveals a complex network of forest roads like Moose River Rd and Weston Trail Rd that provide access to high-elevation features such as Whitetail Saddle and Strawberry Mtn. For those studying the local geography of the Missoula and Granite County line, the map identifies numerous named drainages and landmarks, including McFarland Gulch, Mormon Spring, and the prominent Burnt Mtn, illustrating the varied topography of this section of the Northern Rockies.