1963 Map of Pollock Mountain

About this map

Pollock Mountain dominates this mid-century survey of the Payette National Forest, a landscape defined by the drainage networks of the Rapid River and Lake Fork. The area serves as a rugged intersection of seasonal livestock operations and mining history, evidenced by Campbells Cow Camp and the Black Leopard Discovery Mine. A lone Grave is noted near the center of the sheet, providing a quiet connection to the human history of this backcountry terrain.