1981 Map of Headquarters

About this map

Headquarters stands as a central point of activity in the Clearwater region, surrounded by a complex network of timber and transit history. The landscape is defined by its significant drainage basins and ridgelines, including Silver Butte and the Beaver Creek Divide. An Old Railroad Grade winds through the northern sections near Silver Creek, illustrating the historical infrastructure required to navigate this steep, wooded environment. This 1980s-era documentation also captures recreational and utility features, such as the Harley Creek Scout Camp and the Sewage Disposal Ponds near the main settlement. The transition between water and mountain is evident at locations like Casey Meadow and Dull Axe Mountain, where high-elevation saddles like the Dull Axe Saddle connect major peaks.