2011 Map of Jeanette Mountain

About this map

Jeanette Mountain serves as a central anchor for this remote high-elevation drainage system in Idaho County. The 2011 survey reveals a landscape dominated by the branching headwaters of Big Sand Creek and the East Fork Moose Creek, illustrating the complex hydrology of the Clearwater National Forest region. Small alpine basins hold scattered water bodies such as Hidden Lake, Corky Lake, and Duck Lake, which are characteristic of this glaciated terrain. Significant landmarks like Diablo Mountain and Footstool Point offer topographical context for researchers tracking historical trails or geographic boundaries. The map highlights the isolation of the area, where naming conventions like Dead Elk Point and Hidden Creek Ridge hint at the wilderness character and wildlife presence that define this part of the Idaho interior.