1996 Map of Eastport

About this map

The international boundary between Canada and the United States defines the northern edge of this remote Idaho panhandle landscape, where the Moyie River carves a deep valley through the Kaniksu National Forest. The small border settlement of Eastport serves as a primary port of entry, situated at a narrow mountain gap where road, rail, and a major Pipeline converge. This 1996 revision shows a landscape defined by resource extraction and rugged topography, including the Hell Roaring Mine and Queen Mine on the steep slopes of Queen Mountain. Smaller communities like Addie and the uniquely named Good Grief are tucked along the river corridor, while high-altitude water bodies such as Robinson Lake and Sinclair Lake dot the forested ridges. The presence of a Gaging Station and an Electronic Site near the border highlights the strategic and hydrological importance of this mountain pass.