2017 Map of Tom Beal Peak

About this map

Jerry Johnson Hot Springs and the northern flow of the Lochsa River define the northwestern corner of this territory within the Clearwater National Forest. The landscape is dominated by high-altitude features and the complex drainage systems that feed into the Lochsa, including Warm Springs Cr and Wind Lakes Cr. Named elevations such as Tom Beal Peak and Hot Springs Point provide significant landmarks for understanding the local topography and watershed boundaries. Further south, Cooperation Point overlooks the intersections of Cooperation Cr and surrounding ridges. This survey illustrates the protected wilderness character of Idaho County in the modern era, focusing on the preservation of natural geothermal sites and the intricate network of mountain creeks like Robin Cr and Saturday Cr that shape this remote forest region.