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Recreation Site Yellowbelly Lake 44°N North Raker Sawtooth Wilderness Nfr 365 44°N BLM Field Office Admin Boundaries k e Payette Peak e 06 r S C USFS Admin Boundaries F Smoky Peak South Raker o m rk W ar P 36 a Valley ye County Boundary tte River NF-208 ID State Boundary k ek36 31 36 31 36 31 Pettit Lake e 36 re 31 36 John re nia C so Blacknose Mountain Virginia Lake C rma A t e n Cr s G W ID Transportation System ee l o e k 31 k t L s e u t 01 e r P Pats Lake r a as Edna Lake C s s State Highway t Parks Peak reek L C Tenlake Basin C a a r t V Horton Peak e a k V e 06 e Azure Lake Ardeth Lake k 01 06 Benedict Lake 01 Vernon Lake 06 06 C 01 Local Road re Taylor Creek e Everly, Mount k Taylor Creek Primative Road Rock Island Lake Hunter Creek Summit Roaring Creek Everly Lake Cabin Creek T Tackobe Mountain Rock Slide Lake a ylo k Trail Glens Peak r Cree k Plummer Lake e Three Island Lake Lake Ingeborg e McDonald Peak r Plummer Peak Spangle Lake C Meridian Peak Hydrology n i r Little Spangle Lake w e k El Capitan T iv gar Canyon e R Cou Perennial Stream e r Snowyside Peak n C Twin Lakes o Alice Lake eek s r lm r Browns Peak C a Intermittent Stream T 07 N io n S r i r b rk a a o Natl Forest Develop C F W Browns Lake t k k East Fork s Intermittent Canal lac e ork a B Perkins Lake P re est F E g Los T 07 N ole C W k Bi t Riv Middle Fork Boise River For er D th Lake 50K Natl Forest Develop or ry N Fork Big Lost River C an yon Flat Top Mountain P Contour Lines Nfd 204 o le C r ee R Glassford Peak 500 ft k ainb ow North Fork Lake k Smiley Creek Rd C Alturas Lake e r re e 1000 ft e Cree C Vader e lpin k r k A ve Four Rivers Field Office Bea Sky Line st Skidoo Ryan Peak We W PLSS Sections e s 36 S Scenic Lake te r o Hemingway-Boulders Wilderness n Kent Peak u Z Repeater and Base Stations h t k h Nahneke Mountain e o e m F Mattingly Peak r 36 31 N 36 31 e o C H 36 31 k r e 31 36 G Galena Peak o Surface Management Agency e r o k r r C e r s u S th e v k k e lc a a a e F L C h k e l 01 06 01 e m o s r e Bureau of Land Management B r r a e e k r r o E e e C B n u l C i k g t u t Salmon River r l it 06 Wo o r o R e d A L t R e iv t er Forest Service a i k i a v a 01 n 06 e 01 06 01 06 ek 01 06 d e re S r il C a ra G k l T e Emma Gulch k Cre u e Camp G Private; other l e c r Jakes Gulch C Galena Summit h r k e e 43°52'30"N v re 43°52'30"N a Enid Gulch C e y Local Government E B rr u e le r t k h e t n i yo h an Enid Gulch e C k lc L l C e a Gu il Cr State awm s ork S itu ek West F F T re ork st West Fork A Big Wood River C a er lturas Lake ek g E iv Cre n State Fish and Game R i Q ns r u e Natl Forest Develop e Cre p te ek S Easley Peak k o eek h y r c e o C l y k Wilderness Area China Basin k e C rr u T 06 N e Natl Forest Develop r e ee Boise National Forest e C h r Cr C C G n S Silver Peak r J r a g e n e Greylock Mountain a v i Boulder Basin ck C k a m b o re W K e e h d e B m r k T 06 N s c u e A s G n M t e Fo u r k l rk r c F o h F Natl Forest Develop reek Murdock Creek s k C e King Boulder Peak s re King Creek o Bromaghin Peak k k l C R J e e k oh e w r Mil r O e k n l G r Crown Point s Steep Gulch o r o u C J l F n c y C o o h r F C le a D re i e n h lv i a t e m i l r k S h e S Queens River C y o k C N Goat Creek e re re e C k r k iv e West H oc Eagle Creek oise R Fo eadq rd k B rk ua u 36 31 36Middle F or rt e M rs C Quadrant Gulch Natl Forest Develop a n y o Eagle Creek 36 31 36 31 36 31 36 31 n k Natl Forest Develop F H 205 e k e Frenchman Creek e Pine r e reek G Cr C Silver Creek C k D o e ey r Alturas Ross Fork Basin n i l e y a Middle Fork r o 01 06 01 u i o k e C t Eagle Creek Mine Hill D ee r E k a r a R r C a C e Salmon River C n e d s r r l P n w l y e 06 Big Smoky Creek o e o C k o o n e rs y k e n West Fork B x Y G e e C u r k 01 06 01 06 01 d 06 k S o 01 06 e o r Spruce Creekre r n e u u Natl Forest Develop r C o A C M e l b Quartz St d e s a F ld k e Phantom Hill L R i n e s l ie o B r i Emma Creek l f ig Wo v s r y od C m e o C n R r Quartz e a e a r t ive J R reek t C e u d r k rk B gge o L o ulch k ek F on G e e eg e r r Barlow r h M Mill Lake O C t Butterfield Creek t u C n i li n o le F e h S c g r uccal Gulch l B B u a k C u al Gulch cc E Neal Canyon Leggit Lake e Anderson Creek G e Shoshone Field Office a ll r n a C y d o n s e n s k K a Natl Forest Develop e S e lch D B r u ek e o Norton Peak G e ck C n r e u T 05 N r go C C t a e re h m kNewman Creek r ip e m e O D k F E Miner Lake e T 05 N o r r C k k n e Perkons Lake B a 75 re o m «¬ C Taylor Canyon i Prairie Lakes w 2 1 0 2 4 6 s Norton Lakes e ip e N D T R ox Creek Stonegate 43°45'N r F 43°45'N a iv rk k Natl Forest Develop Miles il e o e C Ross Fork Lakes r F e r Big Lost Lake st r B ee C a k a Bench E e d k g Paradise Peak a e Two Point Mountain L r N C 2 1 0 2 4 6 8 o a r n t A Alpine o S y o n l o d n e u Griffin Butte Kilometers C n t Lake Creek k r h e e G e u F r e l o Ross Peak k B c r Fox Peak C h k 36 31 36 r o a Goat Creek e y kTrail Creek Rd er 36 31 e B ek Natl Forest Develop e re h Adams Gulch r c C r C G l il u R e u ra k Hulen a l G o T c C B r o h re Elk Point h ig ek k Sego e Ad H C s a 1:100,000 m k g C ee u d s Apollo Cr n a re Gul Brodie Gulch a B e ch 01 06 01 k k 06 01 06 e 01 06 01 06 01 rd High Creek e 06 01 06 h 01 06 Newman Peak r G lc Ruud Mountain C u Eve G u p lc Big Wood 1 inch = 1.6 miles k ch h Cayuse Point m e ul Cunard Gulch Proctor Mountain a re Br G Bear Creek odie Fairway Rd C C Creek s e y Gunsight Peak r is Sun Valley e d k k t o r ¹ r a o r a m F B u a S Blu River Wood q P h e h No warranty is made by the Bureau of Land Management r C t Clubhouse Prospect Mountain i d ig c la d a l y r e B G o g H u u Penny Saddle Rd (BLM) for use of the data for purposes not intended by e N Warm Springs G lc B o Hillside Lindsay Baker Lake Fir t h C y BLM.
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