1985 Map of Kellogg East

About this map

The South Fork Coeur d'Alene River valley serves as the industrial and residential corridor for this portion of the Idaho Panhandle, anchoring the mining-heavy landscape of the Coeur d'Alene National Forest. Settlements like Kellogg, Wardner, and Osburn are tightly clustered along the river and the main transportation lines, reflecting the geographic constraints of the narrow valley floor. The map shows a clear division between the developed riverbanks, featuring a Golf Course and the residential area of Elizabeth Park, and the surrounding high country marked by a dense network of gulches and ridges. Local industry and prospecting history are evident in the numerous labels for prospects and mining-related features scattered throughout Deceitful Gulch, Moon Gulch, and Montgomery Gulch. Above the valley, the terrain is defined by prominent landmarks such as Character Ridge and White Peak, crossed by several high-elevation trails.