1994 Map of Tally Lake

About this map

The Stillwater River winds through the northeastern corner of this Montana landscape, where the Burlington Northern railroad corridor meets the settlement of Lupfer. This area within the Flathead National Forest is defined by its dramatic transition from river valley to the heights of Tally Mountain. Centered around the expansive Tally Lake, the map details a region managed for both timber and recreation, featuring a Fishing Access point and a Water Tank near the western shore. High-elevation basins such as Round Meadow and Long Meadow dot the terrain, while the Round Meadow Cross Country Ski Area highlights the seasonal use of these forest lands. Numerous drainage systems including Good Creek, Logan Creek, and Toble Creek feed into the central lake and river systems, illustrating the complex hydrology of the Salish Mountains.