1995 Map of St. Joe

About this map

The St Joe River carves a winding path through the northern reaches of the St Joe National Forest in this mid-1990s revision. This mountainous region of Shoshone County is defined by its industrial and natural landmarks, most notably the Old Railroad Grade that traces the river's northern bank. High points such as Honey Jones Peak and Fitzgerald Peak overlook the valley, while the small settlement of St Joe serves as a primary point of human activity. The map reveals the intricate drainage system of the Idaho panhandle, including the clearings of Sly Meadows and the secluded Urquhart Lake. Further south, the terrain rises toward Gold Ridge and Coyote Butte, illustrating the area's timber and recreational value before the turn of the twenty-first century.