2014 Map of Swift Reservoir

About this map

Swift Reservoir sits at the confluence of several high-country drainages within the eastern edge of the Lewis & Clark National Forest. This landscape is defined by its dramatic topographic relief, including the prominent Major Steele Backbone and peaks such as Mt Poia and Feather Woman Mtn. The map documents the complex hydrologic network feeding the reservoir, with named watercourses like Hungry Man Cr and Killem Horse Cr carving through the terrain. The boundary between Pondera and Teton Counties runs across the southern portion of the sheet, while the Flathead County line appears in the northwest corner. Accessibility is limited primarily to the northern reaches via Mowitch Basin Rd, reflecting the remote and wilderness-oriented character of this portion of the Front Range.