1994 Map of Chamberlain Mtn

About this map

St Joe National Forest and Clearwater National Forest converge at the boundary of Shoshone and Clearwater counties, defining a landscape where forestry and mining interests once intersected. High elevations like Pot Mountain Ridge and Chamberlain Mtn dominate the terrain, with water drainage systems such as Chamberlain Creek and Meadow Creek carving deep into the mountainside. Human activity is evidenced by isolated outposts like Klug Cabin and the seasonal Chamberlain Meadows, while industrial history is represented by the Clearwater Mine located near Niagara Gulch. The northern portion of the map is accessed via the Avery Rd N Fork Rd, which skirts Dump Creek and Bear Creek. This 1990s revision provides a detailed look at the network of Forest Service trails and fire access routes that replaced earlier wagon roads, connecting peaks like Birch Mountain and Gospel Hill.