2011 Map of John Lewis Mountain

About this map

John Lewis Mountain rises as a central landmark in this Clearwater County landscape, where the waters of the Dworshak Reservoir fill the deep western canyons. This 2011 survey captures a sparsely settled region defined by its complex drainage systems and significant elevation changes. To the west, Riverview Point overlooks the reservoir's fingers, while the Big Island Airport sits near the confluence of Lewis Creek and Evans Creek, serving as a vital transport link in the backcountry. The map documents numerous named drainages including North Fork Big Creek and South Fork Big Creek, which converge near the locality of Daniels. High-altitude features like Griner Saddle, Lightning Points, and Bear Butte provide a clear view of the ridgelines that divide the Silver Creek and Meadow Creek watersheds.