1992 Map of Jared

About this map

The Pend Oreille River corridor dominates this 1992 landscape, which traces the interface between the Kalispel Indian Reservation and the surrounding national forests. This area of Pend Oreille County shows the established settlements of Jared and Locke, alongside specialized land uses such as the USAF Survival School and the Little Pend Oreille State Wildlife Area. The geography is defined by numerous water bodies including Metcalf Lake, Babbitt Lake, and Browne Lake, which drain through systems like Cusick Creek and Tacoma Creek. Cultural and spiritual landmarks appear in the southern portion, specifically the Manresa Grotto and the Grange Hall. This Forest Service revision reflects a mid-1990s snapshot of a region balancing timber resources in the Kaniksu National Forest with preservation and indigenous land management.