1967 Map of Westlake

About this map

Westlake sits near the shared border of Lewis and Idaho Counties, serving as a high-plateau settlement overlooking a landscape defined by dramatic elevation changes. The southern portion of the area is dominated by the powerful Salmon River, which carves through the terrain to form Long Canyon and the turbulent Snow Hole Rapids. This 1967 field-checked survey highlights a transition from agricultural use to the steep, inaccessible drainage systems of the river canyon.