Copper Mountain and Ruby Mountain anchor this high-altitude landscape in Lincoln County, where the U.S. Forest Service manages a complex network of access roads for resource management and recreation. The terrain is defined by dramatic ridgelines including Copper Ridge, Ruby Ridge, and Buckhorn Ridge, which separate the drainages of Copper Creek and Deer Creek. Small alpine waters like Copper Lake and Spruce Lake sit tucked below these peaks, while Canuck Pass provides a transition point between the watersheds of Canuck Creek and Hellroaring Creek. The map documents a modern infrastructure of forest development roads, such as the Copper Connection Rd and Copper Saddle Rd, which facilitate movement through this section of the Kootenai National Forest area.
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1911 · Priest Lake
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1913 · Priest Lake
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1957 · Kalispell
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1958 · Sandpoint
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1960 · Kalispell
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1961 · Kalispell
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1963 · Sandpoint
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1963 · Mount Baldy
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1963 · Northwest Peak
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1965 · Meadow Creek
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