2013 Map of Wood Hump

About this map

Bitterroot National Forest and Salmon National Forest converge in this high-altitude landscape along the Idaho and Lemhi County border. The Selway River cuts through the southwest, fed by a dense network of mountain streams including Stripe Cr, Hidden Cr, and Thirteen Cr. This terrain is defined by prominent high points such as Wood Hump and Goat Ridge, which overlook the natural basin of Thompson Flat. The map documents a wilderness infrastructure of remote outposts, notably Surprise Creek Camp situated near the confluence of Surprise Cr and the river valley. Numerous drainage features like Swet Cr, Camp Cr, and Wilkerson Cr illustrate the complex watershed management within these protected federal lands.