
Clearwater National Forest dominates this Idaho landscape, characterized by steep drainage basins and high ridgelines. The Middle Fork Clearwater Wild and Scenic River and the Lochsa River converge in the southern reaches, highlighting the region's importance to the interior river system. This area is historically significant for its transit routes, most notably the Lolo Trl, which winds across the high ground between peaks like Indian Grave Peak and Bald Mtn. Local topography is marked by named summits including Castle Butte and Hungry Point, which provide vantage points over the complex network of creeks such as Weitas Creek and Holly Creek. The map shows contemporary forest management through features like the Natl Forest Develop Road 561 Rd, which provides access to the interior wilderness near Bald Mountain Lake.
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1911 · Lolo
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1913 · Lolo
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1956 · Hamilton
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1959 · Hamilton
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1960 · Hamilton
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1964 · Hamilton
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1965 · Lookout Peak
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1965 · Cook Mountain
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1965 · Horseshoe Lake
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1966 · Greenside Butte
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