1994 Map of Cook Mountain

About this map

Cook Mountain stands as the central landmark of this high-elevation landscape within the Clearwater National Forest, where the terrain is defined by a dense network of watercourses and prominent ridgelines. The map details the administrative division between the North Fork Pierce Ranger District and surrounding forest lands, spanning the boundary of Clearwater and Idaho Counties. Historically significant for forest management and back-country access, the area features Magary Camp and various meadows that break the forest cover, such as Crater Meadows. Drainage patterns are clearly marked by the westward flow of Davis Creek and the southern reach of Weitas Creek, which dominates the lower portion of the sheet. Other notable landforms like Buck Ridge, Fox Butte, and Smith Butte provide the primary orientation points for this remote section of the Clearwater region.