The Salmon River carves a deep path through Idaho County, defining the rugged landscape of this 2013 survey. This reach of the river is characterized by numerous river bars and gulches, including Taylor Bar, Russell Bar, and the notable Robber Gulch. The settlement of Slate Creek serves as a local hub near the southern portion of the map, supported by the Slate Creek Airport and the nearby Twin Bridges Access Area. To the north, the terrain rises toward Banner Ridge and Haystack Mtn, while the Nez Perce National Forest covers much of the western and southern reaches.
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1955 · Grangeville
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1959 · Grangeville
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1963 · John Day Mtn
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1963 · Lucile
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1963 · McKinzie Creek
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1963 · White Bird Hill
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1963 · Slate Creek
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1963 · Kirkwood Creek
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1963 · Joseph
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1963 · Grave Point
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