2011 Map of Mount Jerusalem

About this map

Mount Jerusalem and Bare Peak anchor this high-elevation landscape along the Montana-Idaho border in the early 21st century. The terrain is defined by a dense network of alpine water bodies, including the clusters of Lake Crystal, Lake Turbid, and Dollar Lake in the northeast, alongside the isolated Jerusalem Lake and Mudhole Lake further south. This area serves as a significant drainage basin, where Little West Fork and Watchtower Creek carve through the mountain slopes. The presence of Nez Perce Rd at the southern edge of the sheet provides a rare point of modern access into this wilderness. The map reveals a land primarily shaped by natural hydrography and glacial remnants, with numerous unnamed tarns supplementing the larger named lakes like Boulder Lake and Watchtower Lake.