1996 Map of Tucker Creek

About this map

Deerlodge National Forest and specialized wildlife zones dominate this landscape south of Divide, captured during a 1996 update. The terrain is defined by a dense network of drainages including Tucker Creek, Crazy Swede Creek, and Fly Creek, showing a land managed for both conservation and resource extraction. Evidence of mining activity is scattered across the slopes, from a Mine Dump and Quarry near Lime Gulch to numerous unnamed prospects and adits tucked into the gulches. An extensive aqueduct system winds through the northern sections, tracing the contours alongside the North Fork Divide Creek. The presence of the Fleecer Guard Station and the High Rye State Wildlife Management Area underscores the region's focus on public land administration and habitat preservation during the late twentieth century.