1995 Map of Lodge Point

About this map

Nez Perce National Forest land defines the landscape of this high-elevation Idaho interior, where the Selway Elk City Ranger District oversees a complex network of ridges and watercourses. The drainage patterns are established by major arteries like Clear Creek and Goddard Creek, which draw from numerous named tributaries including Tahoe Creek and Stillwater Creek. Human activity in this mid-1990s snapshot is largely confined to infrastructure and observation points, most notably the Lodge Point Electronic Site on its namesake peak and the Lookout Butte Lookout. These points represent the intersection of modern communication and traditional forest management. The terrain is marked by specific high points such as Pine Knob, while isolated water sources like Browns Spring provide landmarks in a territory dominated by timber and steep elevation changes.