2011 Map of Black Peak

About this map

Duthie stands as the primary named settlement in this high-altitude landscape of the Idaho Panhandle, situated near the western edge of the quadrangle. The terrain is defined by a series of prominent summits including Black Peak, Dixie Peak, and Sex Peak, which overlook a complex drainage network that feeds into the Big Beaver Creek and its many tributaries. A notable transition in the landscape is visible around Beaver Lake and the South Branch Big Beaver Creek, where narrow valleys open up to provide access for local routes like Whitepine Creek Rd. The inclusion of the Jack Pine Flats Campground reflects the modern land use within these Forest Service lands, while labels such as Jew Peak and Ripper Creek preserve the vernacular names of the early mining and logging era.