2013 Map of Murray

About this map

Murray occupies a narrow canyon floor where Prichard Cr meets Gold Run, serving as a central point for the drainage systems of the Bitterroot Range. This high-country landscape is defined by its deep gulches and prominent peaks, including Murray Peak and Little Baldy. The map documents the complex boundary between the Coeur D'Alene National Forest and Kaniksu National Forest, as well as the high-altitude state line between Idaho and Montana. Water is a primary feature of the terrain, with names like Bloom Spring, Berry Lake, and E Lake marking the upper reaches of the drainage basins. The network of forest roads, such as Bobtail Rd and W Eagle Rd, provides access to numerous named geological features like Pennsylvania Gulch and Jack Waite Forks, reflecting the area's long history of mineral exploration and timber management.