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1 BRITISH COLUMBIA SASKATCHEWAN 1 ALBERTA 3 WATERTON 3 LAKES NATIONAL 2 CANADA R PARK TATES 97 BLACKFEET UNITED S 93 O INDIAN GLACIER 15 RESERVATION Chinook NATIONAL Havre PARK 155 KALISPEL C 240 Nez Perce LAKE INDIAN 2 Cemetery ROOSEVELT FORT BELKNAP Nespelem RESERVATION Bear Paw NATIONAL INDIAN Nez Perce COLVILLE INDIANRECREATION K MONTANA Battlefield (Nespelem) RESERVATION AREA RESERVATION Campsites ROCKY BOY’S BEARS PAW 87 INDIAN Coulee Dam MOUNTAINS 66 SPOKANE INDIAN RESERVATION RESERVATION Y 191 174 M i s s o Cow Island Landing Spokane u 2 Coeur d’Alene ri B River I FLATHEAD T T INDIAN M COEUR D’ALENE Great Falls E RESERVATION 195 INDIAN R RESERVATION R Spalding O O 87 90 Visitor Center O T Ant and Yellowjacket 200 Coyote’s Fishnet Lewistown Northern Idaho Indian Agency M U Co WASHINGTON Lapwai Mission O lu Fort Lapwai Missoula 95 U N m Craig Donation Land Claim N Fort Fizzle e BIG SNOWY b Saint Joseph’s Mission LITTLE BELT z i MOUNTAINS a r T e Y Judith Gap P iv Canoe Camp MOUNTAINS A E N R Lolo Pass 90 e L R I r e Confluence Clearwater River L i Lenore Lolo Trail N c 87 k A v a Overlook e Pierce Courthouse V e S n r Helena N Musselshell Meadow T sselshe S Lewiston Orofino 12 Mu ll ati O Ri o Clarkston Lapwai ver n Weippe Prairie O T a R l Hasatino Village Site NEZ PERCE Grant-Kohrs Ranch 12 94 R Asotin Heart of the R National H INDIAN Kamiah E 12 Historic Site i Kennewick Buffalo Eddy Monster T s RESERVATION T t I o Cottonwood Asa Smith Mission B A r 129 Skirmishes Lewis and Clark ic Looking Glass Camp 191 3 Long Camp 93 Big Hole National T Clearwater Battlefield McBeth House Butte ra Weis Rockshelter 13 Battlefield il UMATILLA Joseph Canyon Tolo Grangeville I Viewpoint Visitor Center Pendleton Dug Bar Lake R INDIAN Camas Prairie ne iv Canyon sto er Creek 43 ow Billings RESERVATION Lostine Homesite 3 HELLS White Bird Gibbons Pass Yell N er W CANYON Bozeman iv A Battlefield R V L NATIONAL 82 A L Sal e L O m L W RECREATION o Wisdom n E n o Y A AREA R t i s CROW ve Enterprise r w B S o INDIAN Joseph 89 l E l Wallowa Lake Old Chief Joseph e RESERVATION A Y 90 Gravesite 212 95 V k 84 191 r WALLOWA E o r F 310 MOUNTAINS e R v i s R H k r E E a OREGON e G l k 28 A N C a n A D R S Bannock Pass A Targhee K O 93 LE Pass IDAHO M M R H I A O S B U 14 V A A N 16 20 L L T E A Y I NS YELLOWSTONE Camas Meadow NATIONAL Battle Sites Rest PARK area 191 WYOMING Authorized sites of 287 Nez Perce National Historical Park GRAND 15 89 Nez Perce National TETON Historic Trail NATIONAL 20 Boise PARK North 191 26 WIND RIVER INDIAN 287 RESERVATION 26 26 89 0 10 50 100 Kilometers CRATERS OF THE MOON 0 10 50 100 Miles NATIONAL MONUMENT AND PRESERVE 26 189 89 191.

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