1997 Map of Edna Mountain

About this map

The Kootenai National Forest dominates this landscape in Lincoln County, where the high terrain of Edna Mountain overlooks a complex network of glacial lakes and drainage basins. During the late twentieth century, the area maintained its character as a managed forest environment, evidenced by the numerous 4wd tracks and the presence of a Gravel Pit near the headwaters of Edna Creek. The eastern boundary of the forest is traced by Murphy Creek and Fortine Creek, where the small settlement at Ant Flat and the Trego School mark the transition from protected federal lands to local community hubs. This map reveals a high-elevation water system, from the northern Marl Lake and Loon Lake down through the southern reaches of Beaver Creek and Thor Creek, illustrating the natural hydrologic patterns that have long defined the Stillwater River watershed.