1968 Map of Wolverine Creek

About this map

Centennial Valley dominates the lower half of this landscape, where the Red Rock River flows into the expansive Lima Reservoir. The map illustrates a complex hydrological system feeding the basin from the north, including Clover Creek, Sandy Creek, and the multi-branched Wolverine Creek. To the north, the terrain rises into the Beaverhead National Forest, defined by high-elevation drainages like the East Fork Clover Creek. Cultural markings are sparse but significant, showing the ranching and resource infrastructure of late 1960s Beaverhead County. Local connectivity is represented by Price Lane and the crossing at Lyons Bridge, while a single Drill Hole near the creek suggests exploration of the subterranean geology. The survey also captures the controlled inundation area of the reservoir, marking the interface between the wild forest slopes and the managed water resources of the valley floor.