1973 Map of Newman Lake

About this map

Newman Lake and Hauser Lake dominate this 1970s landscape along the border of Washington and Idaho. The shoreline of Newman Lake is heavily defined by its numerous small inlets, including Honeymoon Bay, Shadow Bay, and Muzzy Bay, indicating a well-established recreational and residential geography. To the north, the terrain rises sharply into Mount Spokane State Park, where landmarks like Ragged Mountain and Round Top Mtn oversee a network of jeep trails and remote springs such as Hysing Spring. The community of Hauser sits at the western edge of its namesake lake, characterized by a Trailer Park and boat ramps. This survey captures the transition from the high-timbered slopes of the Coeur d'Alene National Forest to the growing lakeside settlements and the edge of the Rathdrum Prairie.