1994 Map of Anthony Peak

About this map

St Joe National Forest dominates this high-elevation terrain where the headwaters of several critical Idaho water systems originate. Surveyed and revised by the U.S. Forest Service in the 1990s, the map illustrates a landscape defined by significant peaks like Anthony Peak and Hemlock Butte. This area serves as a hydrological divide, sending water north via the Middle Fork St Maries River and south into the drainage of the Potlatch River and the East Fork Potlatch River. The transition between Shoshone and Clearwater counties is marked by a network of forest roads and trails that traverse the ridgelines, including the curiously named Telephone Booth Hill. The inclusion of Floodwood State Forest and various Springs suggests a wilderness area managed for both timber and water resources, with minor industrial activity indicated by a Gravel Pit near the southern boundary.