2011 Map of Coeur D'Alene

About this map

Coeur d'Alene sits at the junction of the Spokane River and the lake, serving as a hub of commerce and recreation in northern Idaho. This survey highlights the city's residential expansion into neighboring Dalton Gardens and the industrial corridors following W Seltice Way. The waterfront is densely detailed, featuring infrastructure such as Brooks Seaplane Base and Independence Point, while the surrounding hills like Tubbs Hill and Best Hill define the town's perimeter. Along the river, historical settlement patterns are visible at Gibbs, Blackwell, and Atlas, where the Spokane River (Slu) and Blackwell Slu intersect with former mill and rail sites. Land use varies from the Coeur d'Alene Public Golf Course to agricultural pockets at Mica Flats, illustrating the mix of suburban growth and traditional Idaho landscapes. Local heritage is preserved in numerous burial grounds, including Forest Cemetery and Saint Thomas Cemetery near the lake's edge.