2014 Map of Tekoa Mountain

About this map

Tekoa Mtn and Gelbert Mtn dominate the high ground along the Washington and Idaho border, marking a transition from the rolling hills of the Palouse into the forested mountains of the Panhandle. This landscape is defined by the sharp North-South political boundary between Spokane Co and Whitman Co in Washington, and Kootenai Co and Benewah Co in Idaho. Small rural clusters like Stringtown and Wallner are situated among a network of gravel and local roads, illustrating the area's agricultural and timber-driven settlement patterns. The drainage of Rock Creek Valley is a central topographic feature, with Rock Cr winding through the northern sections near the Idaho Road Bridge. In the southern reaches, Lovell Valley provides a more sheltered, low-lying area where Little Hangman Cr begins its course, showing the intricate watershed connections that define this interstate borderland.