2020 Map of Sappington
USGS Topo · Published 2020About this map
The Jefferson River carves a central path through this Montana landscape, where the borders of Jefferson, Madison, and Gallatin counties converge. The settlement of Sappington sits near the river's bend, serving as a focal point for local history alongside the nearby Sappington Cem. The terrain is defined by significant elevations like the London Hills and Dolomite Knob, while various water sources such as Round Spring and Huller Springs dot the higher ground. To the south, the landscape transitions into Summit Valley, as a network of drainages including Antelope Cr and Sand Cr feed into the regional waterway system. Historical navigation through these hills is evident in the Eastside Trail, which winds through the western ridges above Greer Gulch.
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1948 · Bozeman
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