List of mountains in Stillwater County, Montana
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There are at least 46 named mountain
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s in Stillwater County, Montana
Stillwater County, Montana
-National protected areas:*Custer National Forest *Hailstone National Wildlife Refuge*Halfbreed Lake National Wildlife Refuge-Demographics:...
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- Antelope Point, 45°47′53"N 109°06′21"W, el. 4564 feet (1,391.1 m)
- Antelope Point, 45°48′58"N 109°27′58"W, el. 4587 feet (1,398.1 m)
- Arch Rock, 45°32′44"N 109°53′47"W, el. 7247 feet (2,208.9 m)
- Battle Butte, 45°52′42"N 109°11′44"W, el. 4377 feet (1,334.1 m)
- Beehive Rock, 45°29′33"N 109°43′07"W, el. 5390 feet (1,642.9 m)
- Big Mountain, 45°10′41"N 109°54′10"W, el. 11358 feet (3,461.9 m)
- Black ButteBlack ButteBlack Butte can refer to:*Black Butte, California, a community in Siskiyou County, California*Mountains:**Black Butte , a volcano in California, United States...
, 45°21′40"N 109°46′46"W, el. 8464 feet (2,579.8 m) - Busteed Hill, 45°51′59"N 109°18′07"W, el. 4524 feet (1,378.9 m)
- Cathedral PeakCathedral PeakCathedral Peak may be any of several mountains, typically those with steep sides and towers reminiscent of a cathedral. In the United States alone, the USGS identifies 17 summits named "Cathedral Peak":In other countries:...
, 45°19′56"N 109°59′12"W, el. 10548 feet (3,215 m) - Cow Face Hill, 45°35′46"N 109°39′59"W, el. 5308 feet (1,617.9 m)
- Fishtail Butte, 45°24′05"N 109°42′12"W, el. 5741 feet (1,749.9 m)
- Froze-to-Death MountainFroze-to-Death MountainFroze-to-Death Mountain is a prominent summit among the Beartooth Mountains. It stands in Stillwater County, Montana.-Geography:Froze-to-Death Mountain rises to an elevation of at its peak. It is the highest landform in the Froze-to-Death Plateau, a local name for an area within the Beartooth...
, 45°11′25"N 109°45′34"W, el. 11755 feet (3,582.9 m) - Hodges Mountain, 45°10′29"N 109°56′24"W, el. 10846 feet (3,305.9 m)
- Horse Butte, 45°40′22"N 109°05′52"W, el. 4295 feet (1,309.1 m)
- Hugh Henry Hill, 45°53′44"N 109°21′15"W, el. 4373 feet (1,332.9 m)
- Huntley Butte, 45°35′30"N 109°24′51"W, el. 4606 feet (1,403.9 m)
- Jones Hill, 45°55′05"N 109°22′19"W, el. 4377 feet (1,334.1 m)
- Limestone Butte, 45°28′24"N 109°53′04"W, el. 7493 feet (2,283.9 m)
- Lindemulder Hill, 45°50′16"N 109°15′55"W, el. 4685 feet (1,428 m)
- Little Park Mountain, 45°11′52"N 109°55′02"W, el. 11480 feet (3,499.1 m)
- Locomotive Butte, 46°07′48"N 109°19′32"W, el. 4472 feet (1,363.1 m)
- Love Hill, 45°52′38"N 109°15′17"W, el. 4304 feet (1,311.9 m)
- Madison Grade, 45°30′59"N 109°36′27"W, el. 4429 feet (1,350 m)
- Miller ButteMiller ButteMiller Butte is a large rock butte located 2 nautical miles southeast of Roberts Butte in the Outback Nunataks. Mapped by United States Geological Survey from surveys and U.S. Navy air photos, 1959-64. Named by Advisory Committee on Antarctic Names for Carl D. Miller, geophysicist at McMurdo...
, 45°40′41"N 108°57′04"W, el. 3996 feet (1,218 m) - Monument Butte, 45°43′48"N 109°31′01"W, el. 4026 feet (1,227.1 m)
- Mosquito Peak, 45°12′10"N 110°01′03"W, el. 10367 feet (3,159.9 m)
- Mount Hague, 45°15′40"N 109°50′14"W, el. 12303 feet (3,750 m)
- Mount Hole-in-the-Wall, 45°10′54"N 109°43′17"W, el. 11450 feet (3,490 m)
- Mount WoodMount Wood (Montana)Mount Wood is the highest summit in the Granite Range, a subrange of the Beartooth Mountains in the U.S. state of Montana. It is located within the Custer National Forest....
, 45°16′31"N 109°48′48"W, el. 12592 feet (3,838 m) - Mud Butte, 45°32′30"N 109°44′05"W, el. 5561 feet (1,695 m)
- Nellies Twin Buttes, 45°23′36"N 109°37′30"W, el. 5942 feet (1,811.1 m)
- Pershing Hill, 45°45′30"N 109°16′14"W, el. 4383 feet (1,335.9 m)
- Pershing Hill, 45°44′45"N 109°15′39"W, el. 4288 feet (1,307 m)
- Prairieview Mountain, 45°13′30"N 109°42′46"W, el. 10574 feet (3,223 m)
- Pyramid Mountain, 45°17′00"N 109°45′16"W, el. 10108 feet (3,080.9 m)
- Saddleback Mountain, 45°13′29"N 109°41′57"W, el. 10873 feet (3,314.1 m)
- Square ButteSquare ButteSquare Butte is the designation of a high voltage direct current transmission line in the USA between the Milton R. Young Power Plant near Center, North Dakota at and the Arrowhead converter station near Adolph, MN at . It was built by Minnkota Power Cooperative and Minnesota Power and went in...
, 45°39′47"N 108°53′28"W, el. 3773 feet (1,150 m) - Storm Mountain, 45°13′16"N 109°55′48"W, el. 10659 feet (3,248.9 m)
- Tumble Mountain, 45°19′22"N 110°01′32"W, el. 11270 feet (3,435.1 m)
- Twin ButtesTwin ButtesThe Twin Buttes is a group of cinder cones located in the Cascade Mountain Range of Shasta County, California....
, 45°55′29"N 109°14′40"W, el. 4176 feet (1,272.8 m) - Twin PeaksTwin PeaksTwin Peaks is an American television serial drama created by David Lynch and Mark Frost. The series follows the investigation headed by FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper , of the murder of a popular teenager and homecoming queen, Laura Palmer...
, 45°15′05"N 109°53′22"W, el. 11676 feet (3,558.8 m) - Two Sisters, 45°15′50"N 110°01′25"W, el. 11135 feet (3,393.9 m)
- Warner Hill, 45°44′36"N 109°26′23"W, el. 4587 feet (1,398.1 m)
- Wash Bowl Butte, 45°34′15"N 109°13′38"W, el. 4468 feet (1,361.8 m)
- Wildcat Mountain, 45°11′25"N 110°01′53"W, el. 10243 feet (3,122.1 m)
- Yancey Hill, 45°25′19"N 109°27′15"W, el. 4816 feet (1,467.9 m)