1960 Map of Moscow Mtn

About this map

The University of Idaho Experimental Forest dominates this section of the Palouse Range, illustrating a mid-century landscape dedicated to silviculture and watershed management. The terrain is defined by high ridges like Moscow Mtn, where the East Moscow Lookout stands at an elevation of 4,721 feet. Below these summits, a network of drainages including Hatter Creek, Meadow Creek, and Felton Creek flow through the timbered slopes. Evidence of local water infrastructure is seen at the Village of Troy Reservoir and the Spring Hill Reservoir. Near the southern edge of the survey, Randall Flat provides a level break in the topography, while the presence of the Beulah Cem near the southern border offers a specific point of interest for genealogists tracing early Latah County families in the areas surrounding the university lands.