2013 Map of Mount Everly

About this map

Mt Everly and the surrounding high-altitude terrain of the Boise National Forest dominate this 2013 survey, which traces the boundary between Elmore and Boise counties. The map captures a landscape defined by its complex glacial hydrology, with dozens of alpine basins containing features like the Spangle Lakes, Ardeth Lake, and Benedict Lake. This area serves as a primary headwater region, where the S Fork Payette River begins its descent to the north while the Middle Fork Boise River drainage develops to the south. Notable granite formations like The Rakers and summits including Blacknose Mtn and Plummer Peak illustrate the sharp vertical relief of the Sawtooth Range. The cartography emphasizes the remote character of these protected lands, where the only demarcations are natural watercourses and the administrative lines of the t7n r12e township grid.