2014 Map of Sand Point

About this map

The Lewis & Clark National Forest dominates this mountain landscape, which serves as a significant drainage divide for several major Montana river systems. The southern portion of the map highlights the boundary between Judith Basin and Meagher Counties, where the Jamison-Trail Rd winds near high points like Lost Fork Ridge. This terrain is defined by its water sources, with the headwaters of the N-Fork Smith River and N-Fork Musselshell River flowing from these heights. Isolated mountain parks, including Spur Park and Ant Park, provide breaks in the wooded topography near Sand Point. The map also captures several distinct peaks and coulees, such as Grendah Mtn and Halzell Coulee, illustrating the complex network of ridges like Prospect Ridge that define the Little Belt Mountains' interior.