1981 Map of John Lewis

About this map

John Lewis sits at the center of this Clearwater County landscape, a region defined by the winding reaches of the N Fk Dworshak Reservoir and the Clearwater Reservoir. The 1981 data reflects a period of established water management and recreational infrastructure, featuring a Campground near Canoe Creek and Boathouse Cr. Evidence of remote operations appears at Old Camp B and a nearby Landing Strip, while the terrain is marked by prominent elevations such as Bear Butte and Lightning Points. The map also captures the industrial activity of the era through a Quarry and Borrow Pit, alongside numerous watercourses like Silver Creek, Evans Creek, and Reeds Creek that carve through the high ridges of Harris Ridge and the open expanse of Fiftynine Meadow.