2020 Map of Woodland

About this map

The Clearwater River carves through the southwestern corner of this Idaho landscape, marking the boundary where Idaho County meets Lewis County. This terrain is defined by the steep elevation changes rising from the riverbanks toward the high plateaus of Woodland and Harrisburg. The settlement pattern follows a network of ridge-top and canyon-side roads, including Woodland Grade Rd and Carrot Ridge Rd, which provide access to the dispersed agricultural and ranching properties. Notable watercourses like Lolo Creek and Texas Cr drain the northern reaches, while smaller drainages like Incendiary Cr cut through the rugged slopes. Historical transit is evidenced by the namesake Tramway landing along the river, a site that once facilitated the movement of goods between the canyon floor and the fertile uplands. This 2020 survey captures the modern rural footprint of these communities near the Clearwater County line.