Rivers, Lakes and Landforms of Montana
This map covers the physical features of Montana: regions, mountains and hills, rivers, lakes, and landmarks. Students in grades 5–12 learn where each one is by clicking the map. Start with the best-known features, then add more as you go.
8mountains and hills
18rivers
7lakes
Quick questions
- Which mountains and hills are on the Montana map?
- Bitterroot Range, Lewis Range, Mission Range, Beartooth Mountains, Absaroka Range and Crazy Mountains, and more.
- Which rivers are on the Montana map?
- Missouri River, Yellowstone River, Clark Fork, Flathead River, Milk River and Bighorn River, and more.
Everything on this map
Regions
- Rocky Mountains
- Great Plains
- Missouri Breaks
Mountains and hills
- Bitterroot Range
- Lewis Range
- Mission Range
- Beartooth Mountains
- Absaroka Range
- Crazy Mountains
- Big Belt Mountains
- Bears Paw Mountains
Rivers
- Missouri River
- Yellowstone River
- Clark Fork
- Flathead River
- Milk River
- Bighorn River
- Musselshell River
- Marias River
- Bitterroot River
- Kootenai River
- Madison River
- Gallatin River
- Jefferson River
- Powder River
- Tongue River
- Sun River
- Big Hole River
- Blackfoot River
Lakes
- Flathead Lake
- Fort Peck Lake
- Canyon Ferry Lake
- Lake Koocanusa
- Hungry Horse Reservoir
- Hebgen Lake
- Lake Elwell
Landmarks
- Granite Peak
- Glacier National Park
- Great Falls of the Missouri
- Little Bighorn
- Pompeys Pillar
- Makoshika
- Lewis and Clark Caverns
- Triple Divide Peak
Teachers: run a Class Conquest with your whole class, or see what a Teacher code unlocks.
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