2011 Map of Murray

About this map

Murray occupies a narrow valley at the confluence of several steep drainages, serving as a focal point for this mountain landscape in the Idaho panhandle. The settlement is anchored by the Prichard/Murray Vol Fire Dept and surrounded by a network of named gulches and peaks that hint at the region's long history of resource extraction. Prolific waterways such as Prichard Creek and Gold Run dominate the southern portion of the sheet, while northern heights are defined by Bobtail Ridge and Little Baldy. The map documents a complex system of forest roads, including Bobtail Rd and W Eagle Rd, which navigate the terrain between summits like Murray Peak and Maple Peak. To the northeast, Jack Waite Forks and quiet alpine waters like Berry Lake and East Lake illustrate the remote character of these high-elevation watersheds.