2014 Map of Aneroid Mountain

About this map

Wallowa National Forest defines this high-elevation landscape, where the peaks and ridges of the Wallowa Mountains dictate the flow of several major drainage systems. Aneroid Mountain and Bonneville Mountain stand as dominant landmarks, surrounded by a high-basin environment that includes McCully Basin and Big Sheep Basin. The map captures a complex network of alpine lakes, notably Aneroid Lake and the Bonny Lakes, which feed the headwaters of the North Fork Imnaha River and the West Fork Wallowa River. Historically significant for recreation and conservation, this terrain features several high passes and meadows, such as Tenderfoot Pass and Six Mile Meadow, illustrating the natural corridors used to navigate the wilderness. The surveyor's detail reveals the source points for multiple forks of the Middle Fork Imnaha River, showing how the Imnaha Divide separates these water systems.