2024 Map of Victor

About this map

The settlement of Victor serves as a focal point along the eastern edge of the Bitterroot Mountains, where the landscape transitions from the protected reaches of the Bitterroot National Forest to the agricultural valley floor. The map highlights a complex network of waterways, including Sweathouse Creek and the North Channel Bear Creek, which have historically shaped the development of local homesteads and access roads. Significant landmarks like Dineen Hill and the Victor Cem offer points of reference for genealogical research, while the proximity of the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness defines the western horizon. Transportation routes such as Curlew Mine Rd and Saint Marys Rd reflect the area's history of resource extraction and mountain access, linking the valley floor to the high peaks and gulches that overlook the Bitterroot Valley.