2011 Map of Una Mountain

About this map

Una Mountain and Bullet Nose Mountain dominate this corner of Powell County, where the landscape is defined by high peaks and an intricate network of drainages. The topography is characterized by deep basins and high ridges, notably Nannie Basin which sits between the headwaters of Gabe Creek and Gordon Creek. This 2011 survey documents a wild Montana terrain where no major settlements or roads are indicated, illustrating a preserved wilderness state. To the south, Cardinal Peak and the flows of Cabin Creek mark the lower boundary of the quadrangle, while Butcher Mountain stands to the northeast. The distribution of named drainages like Kid Creek and Bartlett Creek suggests a complex watershed system that has long influenced the accessibility of these mountain ranges.