1994 Map of Larch Butte

About this map

Clearwater National Forest dominates this mid-1990s survey, defined by the intricate drainage systems and high ridges of north-central Idaho. The landscape is organized around prominent elevations such as Larch Butte and Gobblers Knob, which anchor a network of steep canyons carved by Orogrande Creek and its many tributaries, including Cache Creek and French Creek. The map documents a topography shaped by logging and forestry infrastructure, most notably the seasonal activity implied by Three Bear Camp and several named ridges like Tamarack Ridge and Hemlock Ridge.