1957 Map of Hawley Mountain

About this map

The Challis National Forest dominates this mid-century Idaho landscape, where the high ridges of Hawley Mountain and the Hawley Mountains divide the drainage basins of the Big Lost River and the Little Lost River. This survey captures a region defined by its seasonal hydrology and high-altitude transitions, moving from the open Mud Flats in the north to the confined drainages of Black Tail Canyon and Van Dorn Canyon in the south.