1994 Map of Thompson Point

About this map

Dworshak Reservoir dominates the northern reaches of this Idaho landscape, where the waters submerged portions of the North Fork Clearwater River. The terrain is characterized by sharp ridgelines and drainage basins within the Clearwater National Forest, punctuated by prominent elevations such as Thompson Point and Thompson Butte. Access points to the water, including Isabella Landing, Butte Creek Landing, and Bingo Creek Landing, suggest a network of remote landings and backcountry travel routes established for forestry and recreation. To the south, the Sheep Mountain Range rises above numerous named drainages like Bonner Creek and Sheep Mountain Creek. This 1990s revision by the U.S. Forest Service documents the rugged topographic relief and established trail systems through locations like Kauffman Saddle and Bingo Saddle, reflecting the mid-20th-century management of these timberlands.