1981 Map of Pinchot Butte

About this map

St Joe National Forest lands dominate this mountain landscape at the boundary of Shoshone and Clearwater counties. The drainage of Floodwood Creek and the Little North Fork Clearwater River define the topography, where isolated locations such as Mary Mix Cabin (Site) and Last Inch Camp hint at the area's human history of forestry and early settlement. The southern portion of the map shows the influence of water management with the Dworshak Reservoir and a Gaging Station located near Breakfast Creek. Elevated points like Pinchot Butte and Trapper Peak offer distinct landmarks above a network of four-wheel-drive trails. The presence of Hershey Bar and New Boehls provide specific points of interest for those tracing local history and land use in this timber-rich region of Northern Idaho.