
Lakeside and Rollins anchor this topographic view of the western shores of Flathead Lake, where the transition from the high ridges of the Flathead National Forest to the water's edge creates a complex shoreline of inlets and points. The terrain is marked by significant elevations like Mt. Johns and Angel Hill, while the aquatic geography includes numerous distinct bays such as Hockaday Bay, Hughes Bay, and Deweys Bay. Local transport and aviation are represented by the Lakeside Airport and a dense network of residential and mountain roads, including Mabbutt Ranch Rd and Angel Point Rd. Offshore, several named landmasses like Mary B Island, Cedar Island, and Goose Island dot the lake, highlighting the geological complexity of the shoreline. The boundary between Flathead Co and Lake Co bisects the map, reflecting the administrative divisions along this stretch of the waterfront.
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