2014 Map of Winslow Creek

About this map

The Continental Divide serves as the literal and topographic backbone of this high-altitude landscape, marking the border between Montana and Idaho. Situated within the Western Centennial Mountains, the terrain transitions from the high peaks of the Centennial Mountains into the protected timberlands of the Targhee National Forest. This 2014 survey captures a wilderness dominated by complex drainage systems, where water flows from the heights via Winslow Cr and Tipton Cr toward the lower valleys. The southern portion of the map is defined by deep incisions like Burnt Canyon and the headwaters of numerous small creeks such as Coon Cr and Salamander Cr. Human presence is minimal, represented primarily by forestry and access routes including Ragged Rd and Brundage Ln, reflecting the area's role as a vital corridor for wildlife and a managed resource for the Forest Service.