2020 Map of Wolverine Creek

About this map

The southern reaches of the Beaverhead National Forest dominate this landscape, where the high elevations of the Snowcrest Range and Merden Peak descend into the Centennial Valley. This environment is defined by its drainages, including First Wolverine Cr and Second Wolverine Cr, which flow south toward the valley floor. To the south, the Lima Reservoir serves as a major hydrologic feature, fed by the Red Rock River and smaller tributaries like Sand Cr and Clover Cr. The map shows a clear transition from the high-altitude forest boundaries to the ranching and riparian corridor of the river valley. Sparse infrastructure reflects the area's isolation, with N Valley Rd and Lima Dam Rd providing the primary access through the flats, while Lyons Bridge marks a specific crossing point on the river near the southeastern quadrant.