1998 Map of Victor
USGS Topo · Published 2002About this map
Bitterroot River waters define the valley floor here, where the settlement of Victor sits at the base of the dramatic Bitterroot Mountains. This 1998 revision, based on imagery and Forest Service updates, shows the transition from the irrigated ranching of Poverty Flat to the high-elevation reach of the Bitterroot National Forest. The map documents local industry and infrastructure, from the Bitterroot Branch railway line and multiple Gravel Pits to the Curlew Mines situated in the foothills. Cultural history is noted through the Historic Lewis and Clark National Trail following the river corridor, and local landmarks like the Curlew Sch and the town Cem. Numerous mountain drainages, including Sweathouse Creek and McCalla Creek, flow from the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness into the valley, shaping the landscape west of the Guide Meridian.
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