2011 Map of Weeksville

About this map

The Clark Fork river cuts through the southern portion of this Montana landscape, where the settlement of Weeksville and the riverside area of The Pines are connected by a network of rural routes. The hydrology is dominated by numerous mountain drainages including Weeksville Creek, Buffalo Bill Creek, and Lynch Creek, which flow toward the river valley. The infrastructure reflects a blend of forest management and early travel ways, with names like Wagon Rd and Old County Rd suggesting historical passage through the timberlands. The eastern edge of the quadrangle includes a portion of the Thompson River State Frst, where local roads such as Jones Ranch Rd and Upper Lynch Creek Rd provide access to higher elevations. This 2011 survey records the contemporary road names and hydrologic patterns in Sanders County, illustrating the intersection of natural watercourses and the human footprint in the Clark Fork valley.