Lake Koocanusa and the Kootenai River dominate the central corridor of this Lincoln County landscape, dividing the Purcell Mountains to the west from the varied peaks and draws to the east. The waterway is spanned by the Koocanusa Bridge, a vital link for the managed lands of the Kootenai National Forest. Significant elevation changes are marked by peaks such as Webb Mtn and Scalp Mtn, while the Pacific NW National Scenic Trail winds through the high country. To the southeast, Beartrap Ponds and Sutton Creek Falls indicate the diverse hydrography of the region. The map captures a wilderness area defined by forestry management and recreational infrastructure, including locations like Stone Hill and the dual-named peak of Cliff Point / Thirsty Mountain.
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1957 · Kalispell
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1960 · Kalispell
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1961 · Kalispell
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1963 · Rexford
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1963 · Robinson Mountain
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1963 · Mc Guire Mountain
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1963 · Red Mountain
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1963 · Webb Mountain
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1963 · Boulder Lakes
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1963 · Inch Mountain
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