1966 Map of North Fork

About this map

The Salmon National Forest dominates this mid-1960s survey of the Salmon River corridor in Idaho. The confluence of the North Fork and the main Salmon River serves as the focal point for settlement and transportation, with the North Fork Ranger Sta and a small Landing Strip marking the infrastructure of the era. The mapping of the Lewis And Clark Trail along the river banks provides a historical dimension to the geography, tracing the path of early explorers through the drainage of Hughes Creek and Wagonhammer Creek.