2011 Map of Bruin Hill

About this map

Bruin Hill and Bruin Ridge dominate the southern landscape of this Idaho-Montana border region, which is defined by a high-altitude drainage system and primitive road network. The terrain is characterized by numerous glacial features and basins, including the high waters of Fish Lake and the Siamese Lakes near the northern boundary. Historically, this area is a network of watercourses and crossings, with Chilcoot Pass providing a vital transit point between watersheds. The complex hydrography is anchored by the West Fork Fish Creek and Little Moose Creek, which drain the ridges and basins like Foley Basin. This 2011 survey details the land as it remained in the early 21st century, largely undeveloped and focused on natural landmarks like Wapito Point and Steep Lakes.