1994 Map of Park

About this map

Park and Crescent occupy the western edge of the Clearwater region, where the timbered slopes of the St Joe National Forest meet high-altitude plateaus. The landscape is defined by a dense network of mountain drainages, including Three Bear Creek, Boulder Creek, and Bedbug Creek, which carve through prominent landforms like Tamarack Ridge and Norwegian Ridge. This mid-1990s record reflects the ongoing management of the Palouse Ranger District, showing a mix of resource extraction at the Gravel Pit and localized aviation at the Landing Strip. Historically, the presence of a Windmill near Park and the naming of Cedar Ridge suggest a past reliant on both upland agriculture and forest products. The map also delineates the precise intersections of the Latah, Nez Perce, and Clearwater county boundaries, making it an essential reference for understanding regional land use and administrative history.