1973 Map of Newman Lake

About this map

Newman Lake and Hauser Lake dominate the lower half of this landscape, situated right at the boundary where Washington meets Idaho. The 1970s terrain is characterized by the transition from the high peaks of Mount Spokane State Park and Ragged Mountain in the north down to the shoreline residential developments of Hauser and the Prairie land near Rathdrum. Numerous small inlets and points define the Newman Lake waterfront, including Honeymoon Bay, Sutton Bay, and Bass Point. The northern forested reaches are marked by a network of drainage systems like Thompson Creek and Green Mountain Creek, while the eastern portion extends into the Coeur d'Alene National Forest. This survey captures the region's recreational and residential character, showing established access points like the Homestead Campground and various boat ramps alongside local infrastructure like the Fire Sta and Gravel Pit.