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k Hat e C a e m ee r C r r t t r o r C n ee k e h k e re o Creek C k H e P g e C T C e e is k i e k l e e e c k l k k d a r k A e r E r rn a c e r Fu il e eek e k e R r u r C C e C e k C l C L at t h r C e e c e r e H B r h n t l i e l H t p itt h e i u n c k L e Z o C k ig C s L G k a e r d r e or r s o C t r W ie C F e ll n y r n C w C tt k e o k o n e a r a e o k e Cow Creek C P e y n e e M a g e k n W k e r k r O r k e S C e e e l a s d C t d t o e R e e C a H 29 y l r r t C d e w r 29 F l org i C e H y o M E M a r C s r C l Leadore 100k a e l w 2 k n t i 8 e k k li r M l y M s H e 2 k o c o C k a r C e e m 8 a ek g o F r k t re a l r e e e W L J C n ee Ennis Gulch th e r h on B k r k e C ny Blowfly Creek C Gooseberry Creek h o r l g Ca re C il k i ek lc N M e y e e E D u l r k Leadore a 37A a Mogg Mountain t ree Lee Creek Rd r t k rl G C C g in Challis 100k B i e i g is l Le e C k L l re ee n k i B e e r n e h k r E k C E e c M e Leadore r l e i ue Ellis May Mountain r C g l C E B S C u k West of Leadore h M h ud k D o e ro r t d t n G e S t e 27 d o g k r Stroud Creek e e a u a e e r y b e y g r e C r n r g S n r r e reek m a h D C l C s m C o r C k k i C i n r i e te e l r n y e r T a o e p M r e T s P e C i r e at g e r s e e M a a 30A R C r C C g 30A r k e k D C i x ee C e k s d k 3 r k e k e m k B r 9 e e k l T e P e e a i k e y r e e k a e r d k e w C A M e t r e r k H t C e e Pats Creek S e s C r C S r 36B r s n C in a s o l 36B U s Grouse Peak k o l o r a l e n M a s e Ch m e b B allis Creek r C F r m eek al Gulch C reek e i Cr o n n r Falls Creek C t T llis n o e y t e ha n e l k C s May k e n a Yellow Peak itt Purcell Spring Twin Peaks e P w e k a L e R g P T r a e o k L C r Sheephorn Peak e C k ail re r h o s e Challis i k Tr ek a F x ff v r ork k a e e F C M J r o d e e s e n k l k C F i r e Patterson I d e r l e East of May nyo Creek d k C l e u r i e e l th B r r re r i u C h C M e W n C C e M il L o l p n s n ai l r k o S r w e e ee T e r k u o P b C DUBOIS 250k r ll Challis S d a m k i h i G a L e M s k T e k a o d e i e r r m e k R e r ee ig ke g C k k e C e e M e C r B reek r e e r B r G i l C N e r g l e o C i e CHALLIS 250k C o r i r C e s l e M l D V d k l n r C e W k a b a e u k d e e e l e r a r e l F a C h r s e r G r k C y g p u m w c l o o R C Big Iron Creek Point o d Cr T S u ea r d r eek h Cre R e i e S M m Birc k p G e S r n k ou Gilmore I Mahogany Hill th b Bayhorse in F e Bradbury Flat e Meadow Peak ork r g l k Big W o e D C C o C e n Donkey Hills NW r o H ek r o o G e r d r re C y u Big Creek Peak e e e o k e B C C n b a e e e l l k yho re k m s Ca e d k rse C e Li u y ds b ree o k r p re k r e D R e C ek re n r Iron eek G i r h r C o n g C S d l y c r C g t R Little Antelope Flat l an i ee a t i C C k l a at D w l l C R i F W ad k r m 58 M e l D d e e M 58 ia a re e n ek il te r C k re l en m g C C n l C Big Windy Peak Rattlesnak ri G l r e S h u C sp old Bi Gulc e p B r e b g e l D u k e r b rg yon e i n k n u o R a k o d e g C D n P C S e B Lone Pine Peak k a r Bald Mountain h h e a r C r e s s C a i y im w d h ry C sti ul u m s lc r Gooseber an G ch er r Sin h u Antelope Flat e re Spring Hill C o o m Wa k C G e h Clayton r a w e k i e Doublespring r R r i e k e d e l k e l E k Grouse Creek Mountain m C a B m r s u White Cloud Peaks 100k u e t S Moffett Springs e r r Donkey Creek F h k o lc e n reek 37 u v t C r i y Mof Clayton B C fett C k n G e o u R n r n r m e S y c r n ¤£93 o i e e a s k a a k a t e o e C B S k l r n C r r k u e m a e t m p r e e k r S m S e e r o nyo e A a i e n d m t n r C Short Creek C C k e e i C n s m s r d R i u e s ay a h Lo e u i a n ng k p v B C n a C S e l Borah Peak 100k U r ra P S re Mulkey Bar r k h e o k e o Ziegler Basin C e B Horse sin Cr r Dry Ba Dickey Peak Borah Peak u t Red Hills Cr 36A ee 36A k Burnt Creek C e R r k e o n r a k r 51 Horse Basin e t e C d k e e d C r e C C e k o R r C k r er o c e e iv r rr k r k C e or e w re i R L a e Pass Creek a F The Paint Pot k k e l e R E t o C c o o C d a s 50 ll ck o r k re r M H B A i o R e n e k n W R k C g t e e e d m r M a k s C e i e r e k a e r e s s d Cr c n dar L W r o e o e C k C y re h o n C e k s P k e k r o C a k q e s e e n S e e F P r q e t e e r e u u e r i g l k C C k to a C a k r a r w e n C La t y Cr e o C p k o r C S R Elkhorn Creek r k y e e e r k e n e d F e C e d e D e t Hawle a e y C n t k O R e e i h r S e a s ge C r r k S r l e e e k e d C P ek k n W e n W C C r o e o t ek r h y re h k n s C r C Jerry Peak C l o re i a o ig l e l ek Hawley Mountain y l E Cre k e y B Ta Herd Lake C L ds g Chilly Buttes n P R e Leatherman Peak a ek k k i a S re e ee n g C e Cr d c eer S r t n n C s o U D e a U o ss g C r n S k e n V e L Warren Mountain a d r v T P i i a H e r e a m r t R w P s e l C k a B B t m e y s e u k s d e a E r o a 9 n e n o n S r s i t L n t 3 J Massacre Mountain C s C g r w e i C a e r t C Bowery Peak e T B m r e e e r k e P Mackay a Sun Valley 100k Arco 100k e r C e Methodist Creek k B r Meridian Peak eek e HAILEY 250kHerd Peak Harry Canyon Porphyry Peak Lehman Butte IDAHO FALLS 250k k Sunset Peak Land Ownership Special Regulations Map is for reference only.
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