1994 Map of Upper Whitefish Lake

About this map

Upper Whitefish Lake sits at the heart of this mid-1990s survey, marking a significant hydrological point where the West Fork and East Fork converge. The landscape is defined by the high elevations of the Whitefish Range, with prominent peaks like Diamond Pk and Antice Point overlooking the surrounding wilderness. This map illustrates the administrative division between the Flathead National Forest and the Stillwater State Forest, capturing the network of drainage basins including Swift Creek, Antice Creek, and Hay Creek. Human passage through this steep terrain is documented by the Thayer Memorial Trail and the Glacier Tally Lake View Rd, which provides access to the remote Haines Pass. The map serves as a detailed record of the forest management boundaries and natural landmarks like Stryker Ridge and Coal Ridge during this era of conservation.