2011 Map of Scott Peak

About this map

Beaverhead Mountains define the high-altitude topography of this borderland, where the continental divide separates the high peaks of the northern Rockies. The landscape is dominated by massive formations such as Italian Peak, Scott Peak, and Webber Peak, illustrating a primitive mountain environment defined by drainage patterns rather than human settlement. A network of alpine waterways, including Nicholia Creek and Crooked Creek, carves through the rocky terrain, showing the natural path of snowmelt and runoff. The only significant infrastructure shown is Buckhorn Canyon Rd, which provides access to the southern reaches near Buckhorn Canyon. This 2011 survey captures the area in a state of natural preservation, with remote landmarks like Heart Mountain standing as permanent fixtures in this sparsely populated region.