1995 Map of Calder

About this map

Calder serves as the central hub of this northern Idaho landscape, situated along the banks of the St Joe River. The settlement's infrastructure in the 1990s is anchored by the river, featuring a Gaging Station and a Heliport to support local operations within the St Joe National Forest. The geography is defined by sharp elevation changes, rising from the river valley to prominent heights at Trout Point, Spooky Butte, and Billy Goat Hill. An Old Railroad Grade follows the river's northern bank, tracing the historical transportation corridor through this timber-rich region of Shoshone County. Numerous drainages like Trout Creek and Mica Creek feed into the main waterway, illustrating the intricate watershed that has shaped the local industry and settlement patterns for decades.