1962 Map of Aggipah Mtn

About this map

The Middle Fork Salmon River carves a deep path through this wilderness landscape, serving as a boundary between the Salmon National Forest and Payette National Forest. This 1962 field-checked survey highlights the complex topography of the Bighorn Crags in the east and the prominent Aggipah Mtn. Navigational markers for the river include Ouzel Rapids, Redside Rapids, and Porcupine Rapids, which indicate the powerful hydrology of the canyon. High-altitude vantage points like the Stoddard Creek Lookout and Stoddard Creek Point dominate the western ridges. Small alpine features like Ship Island Lake and the descent of Waterfall Creek provide evidence of the glacial and erosive forces that shaped these remote Idaho mountain ranges during the mid-20th century.