2011 Map of Wood Hump

About this map

The Selway River meanders through this portion of Idaho County, serving as the primary drainage for a network of tributaries including Wilkerson Creek, Surprise Creek, and Stripe Creek. The terrain is defined by prominent elevations such as Wood Hump and Storm Ridge, while flatter reaches like Thompson Flat provide rare breaks in the landscape. This 2011 survey documents a primarily wilderness area with minimal human infrastructure, aside from the established Surprise Creek Camp located near the eastern boundary. The intricate hydrography, featuring named waters such as Three Lakes Creek, Goat Creek, and Hidden Creek, illustrates the complex watershed system that feeds into the river corridor. This map offers a modern topographic perspective on a remote Idaho landscape where natural watercourses and ridge lines remain the dominant features.