1995 Map of Huckleberry Mountain

About this map

St Joe National Forest dominates this mountain landscape, defined by a network of drainage basins and high summits. This 1990s-era topographical study records the drainage of Mica Creek as it carves through the terrain, joined by the West Fork, East Fork, and North Fork Mica Creek. High points such as Evergreen Mtn and Coddington Peak punctuate the ridges, while the namesake Huckleberry Mountain is distinguished by a permanent Lookout station at its summit. The map highlights a complex topography where the 9th Standard Parallel North cuts across several deep drainages. Beyond the peaks, the label for Meadows suggests a localized break in the timbered slopes, providing a reference point for those studying the land use and natural clearings within the Idaho forest during the late 20th century.