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Just copy and paste the new lines of code into this image map. Be sure to test it to see not only if your new links work, but that you haven't inadvertantly disabled any other links in the vicinity.
Castor Peak - These two link to the twin peaks of the same name in the Pennine Alps. The corresponding Yellowstone summits are mentioned at the bottom of each article.
Madison River
Firehole River
Gibbon River
Beartooth Highway
Slough Creek
Mount Norris - links to Philetus Norris, park superintendent and the man after which the mountain was named.
Cooke City - Silver Gate
Absaroka Range
Norris Geyser Basin
West Thumb
Mount Moran
Electric Peak
Mount Holmes
Lava Creek - not its own article but probably good enough
Obsidian Cliff
Heinrich C. Berann
Gallatin Range
Mammoth Hot Springs
Lewis Lake - links to the river of same name which flows into and out of the lake
Black Canyon of the Yellowstone - links to image only