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The Cabinets

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A map of the Cabinets! This map covers the Cabinet Mountains in northwest Montana and the Idaho panhandle. From Snowshoe Peak to Wallace, Idaho to Leigh Lake, we’ve got you covered with this map. Within the Cabinet Mountains is the Cabinet Mountains Wilderness, stretching 35 miles. The name “Cabinets” came from early French explorers who noted that the rock formations along the Clark Fork River looked like boxes or cabinets. Most of these rock formations are now beneath the Cabinet Gorge Reservoir. The Kootenai Indians used this area to hunt big game and high altitude plants for food and medicine.

See below for descriptions on our three signature styles. If you want the most amount of detail, I suggest the 16”x24” or larger as some of the smaller labels are removed from the 11”x17” due to space.

Prints are shown framed for display purposes only.

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A map of the Cabinets! This map covers the Cabinet Mountains in northwest Montana and the Idaho panhandle. From Snowshoe Peak to Wallace, Idaho to Leigh Lake, we’ve got you covered with this map. Within the Cabinet Mountains is the Cabinet Mountains Wilderness, stretching 35 miles. The name “Cabinets” came from early French explorers who noted that the rock formations along the Clark Fork River looked like boxes or cabinets. Most of these rock formations are now beneath the Cabinet Gorge Reservoir. The Kootenai Indians used this area to hunt big game and high altitude plants for food and medicine.

See below for descriptions on our three signature styles. If you want the most amount of detail, I suggest the 16”x24” or larger as some of the smaller labels are removed from the 11”x17” due to space.

Prints are shown framed for display purposes only.

A map of the Bitterroot Valley!

We have three signature styles of map depending on what you’re looking for:

“Minimalist” - This map has the title as well as hydrology and contour lines. Clean, simple, elegant. More of an “art” look than a “map” look.

“Just The Basics” - Adding onto the minimalist style with a road network for reference, mountain summit points, state boundary, and a scale bar. A basic map.

“All The Things” - Just as it sounds. The mappiest of them all. Adds in trails, lake labels, stream labels, town labels, wilderness boundaries and labels, and common place name labels.

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