2013 Map of Leonia

About this map

The Kootenai River carves through this borderland region where Idaho and Montana meet, anchoring the small settlement of Leonia. This mountain landscape is defined by the steep drainage basins of Boulder Cr, Logan Cr, and Idamont Cr, which flow through the timbered reaches of the Kanisku National Forest and Kootenai National Forest. For those researching local history, the Boulder Creek Cem stands near the intersection of Twentymile Leonia Rd, providing a specific point of reference in an area otherwise dominated by high peaks. Notable elevations include Leonia Knob to the north and the cluster of Timber Mtn, Star Mtn, and Roberts Mtn to the south. The mapping of the state line between Idaho and Montana and the county boundaries for Boundary and Bonner counties highlights the jurisdictional complexity of these high-altitude forest lands.