2001 Map of Stonehouse Mountain

About this map

Stonewall Mountain and Red Mountain define the high country of the Helena National Forest in this 2001 revision. The landscape is marked by the extractive history of the Lincoln Ranger District, featuring sites like Copper Camp and the Cotter Mine. High-altitude water bodies, including Copper Lake and Upper Copper Lake, feed a complex drainage system where Stonewall Creek and Copper Creek flow toward the lower valleys. The northern portion of the map transitions into the Scapegoat Wilderness, an area defined by its lack of infrastructure compared to the mining-related tracks found further south. This survey combines 1958 topography with imagery updated at the turn of the 21st century, showing the persistence of early mining landmarks within the protected federal forest boundary.