1994 Map of Robinson Lake

About this map

The University of Idaho Experimental Forest dominates the high-elevation center of this topographic study, encompassing the prominent peaks of the Palouse Range. Steep ridges and narrow drainages define the landscape, with summits like West Twin, East Twin, and Paradise Point marking the divide between the north and south watersheds. The northern slopes feed into Fourmile Creek and West Fork Flannigan Creek, while the southern reaches contribute to the South Fork Palouse River system. Historical land use is evidenced by the White Cross Mine located on the southern flank of the range and the Rocky Point Lookout positioned to the northeast. Near the southern boundary, the terrain transitions toward the Paradise Valley, where Robinson Lake and various gaging stations indicate the importance of water management in this high-altitude forestry environment.