Montana public land hunting maps: all 4 regions
Four GeoPDF maps that cover Montana's public land for hunters: Northwest, Southwest, North-Central and Eastern regions. Each map shows public land by owner (National Forest, BLM, national parks and wildlife refuges, state land), named roads and towns, peaks and place names, water, and shaded relief with contours, so you can see where you can legally go before you leave. Labels are sharp vector text with white halos and are kept off roads, rivers and boundaries. Works offline in the Cartahaven app and any GeoPDF reader with GPS, so your position shows on the map without cell signal. Data: public land ownership from USGS PAD-US 4.1 (2024), base map and names from USGS National Map, roads from Census TIGER/Line 2024; all public-domain U.S. government data. This map shows public land access only. It does not show Montana hunting districts or Block Management areas. It is not a legal boundary: land status changes, so check the current Montana FWP regulations and confirm landowner access before you hunt.
