1999 Map of Stewart Flat

About this map

Caribou National Forest covers much of this high-elevation landscape, where the wide plateau of Stewart Flat stands between the heights of Dry Ridge and the Smoky Canyon area. The presence of the Johnson Guard Sta and the Smith Sawmill (Site) along Stewart Canyon suggests a history of forest management and early timber harvesting. The drainage network is defined by Diamond Creek and Bear Creek, which cut through deep canyons alongside prominent landmarks like Draney Peak. Interpretive details like Lone Pine Spr and Freeman Pass highlight the importance of water sources and transit routes through this complex mountain terrain. The map serves as a vital record of land use and natural topography within the Caribou mountain range at the turn of the twenty-first century.