Name of Wilderness Area
Approxi-
mate Acre-
age
Location
Friedman Creek ......................................................
11,176
Shoshone Dist. BLM
Great Burn Wildlands Complex:
Great Burn .............................................................
250,396
Clearwater/Lolo Na-
tional Forests
Meadow Creek/Upper North Fork/Rawhide ...........
62,712
Idaho Panhandle/Lolo
National Forests
Sheep Mountain ......................................................
64,608
Idaho Panhandle/Lolo
National Forests
Mallard-Larkins ......................................................
255,803
Clearwater/Idaho Pan-
handle National For-
ests
Bighorn-Weitas .......................................................
235,094
Clearwater National
Forest
Siwash .....................................................................
8,851
Clearwater National
Forest
Pot Mountain ..........................................................
49,792
Clearwater National
Forest
Moose Mountain .....................................................
21,393
Clearwater National
Forest
Eldorado Creek .......................................................
7,238
Clearwater National
Forest
Weir-Post Office .....................................................
22,605
Clearwater National
Forest
Mosquito Fly ..........................................................
15,437
Idaho Panhandle Na-
tional Forest
Midget Peak ...........................................................
6,973
Idaho Panhandle Na-
tional Forest
Total ................................................
1,000,902
ECOSYSTEM TOTAL ...................
5,160,727
(4) GREATER
CABINET/YAAK/SELKIRK
ECO-
SYSTEM.—(A) The wettest part of the Northern
Rockies, this wild land region contains the last
major stands of low elevation ancient forests in the
region, including the Long Canyon area which con-
tains the oldest living cedars in the Nation. The only
caribou herd in the lower 48 roams these mountains
joined by the grizzly and the gray wolf. Towering
mountains include the Cabinet, Selkirk, and Purcell
ranges.
(B)(i) In order to protect this unique, heavily
fragmented, and endangered ecosystem, the areas
named in the table in clause (ii), which comprise ap-
proximately 758,318 acres as generally depicted on
the maps with titles corresponding to each such area
and dated July 1, 1993, are hereby designated as
wilderness. Each such wilderness area shall either be
incorporated into the wilderness area indicated or
shall be known by the name given to it in such table,
as specified in such table. Each such map shall be
on file and available for public inspection in the Of-
fice of the Chief of the Forest Service, United States
Department of Agriculture.
(ii) The table referred to in clause (i) is as fol-
lows:
GREATER CABINET/YAAK/SELKIRK ECOSYSTEM
.
The following areas shall be incorporated into the Cabinet Mountains Wilderness Area:
Name of Wilderness Area
Approxi-
mate Acre-
age
Location
Cabinet Additions ...................................................
68,297
Kootenai National For-
est
.
The following areas shall be incorporated into the Salmo-Priest Wilderness Area and will
be known as the Salmo-Priest Wilderness Area:
Salmo-Priest Additions ...........................................
26,860
Colville/Kaniksu Na-
tional Forests
.
The following areas shall become components of the National Wilderness Preservation
System and shall take the name given in in the table:
Zulu Creek ..............................................................
6,200
Kootenai National For-
est
Saddle Mountain .....................................................
7,400
Kootenai National For-
est
Roberts Mountain ...................................................
6,100
Kootenai National For-
est
Name of Wilderness Area
Approxi-
mate Acre-
age
Location
Galena Creek ..........................................................
18,710
Kootenai National For-
est
Berray Mountain ....................................................
8,081
Kootenai National For-
est
Lone Cliff-Smeads ..................................................
6,680
Kootenai National For-
est
McNeeley ................................................................
8,104
Kootenai National For-
est
Northwest Peak ......................................................
20,330
Kootenai National For-
est
Roderick ..................................................................
24,800
Kootenai National For-
est
Grizzly Peak ...........................................................
4,890
Kootenai National For-
est
Cataract Peak .........................................................
26,836
Kootenai/Lolo National
Forests
Cube Iron-Silcox .....................................................
38,085
Kootenai/Lolo National
Forests
Sundance Ridge ......................................................
8,852
Lolo National Forest
Teepee-Spring Creek ..............................................
11,357
Lolo National Forest
Scotchman’s Peak ...................................................
83,942
Kootenai/Idaho Pan-
handle National For-
ests
Elk Creek ................................................................
11,623
Kootenai/Idaho Pan-
handle National For-
ests
Buckhorn Ridge ......................................................
32,545
Kootenai/Idaho Pan-
handle National For-
ests
Little Grass Mountain ............................................
7,867
Colville/Idaho Pan-
handle National For-
ests
Grassy Top .............................................................
13,781
Colville National Forest
Harvey Creek ..........................................................
11,520
Colville National Forest
Abercrombie-Hooknose ...........................................
32,021
Colville National Forest
South Fork Mountain .............................................
7,680
Idaho Panhandle Na-
tional Forest
Blacktail Mountain .................................................
5,140
Idaho Panhandle Na-
tional Forest
Upper Priest Lake ..................................................
12,900
Idaho Panhandle Na-
tional Forest
Long Canyon/Selkirk Crest ....................................
40,240
Idaho Panhandle Na-
tional Forest/Bureau
of Land Management
Saddle Mountain .....................................................
8,289
Idaho Panhandle Na-
tional Forest
Katka Peak .............................................................
10,929
Idaho Panhandle Na-
tional Forest
Boulder ...................................................................
13,500
Idaho Panhandle Na-
tional Forest
Mt. Willard/Lake Estelle ........................................
52,555
Idaho Panhandle Na-
tional Forest
Trestle Peak ...........................................................
7,137
Idaho Panhandle Na-
tional Forest
Beetop .....................................................................
11,615
Idaho Panhandle Na-
tional Forest
Name of Wilderness Area
Approxi-
mate Acre-
age
Location
Packsaddle ..............................................................
17,536
Idaho Panhandle Na-
tional Forest
Blacktail Mountain .................................................
5,021
Idaho Panhandle Na-
tional Forest
Magee .....................................................................
34,800
Idaho Panhandle Na-
tional Forest
Tepee Creek ............................................................
5,294
Idaho Panhandle Na-
tional Forest
Trouble Creek .........................................................
6,100
Idaho Panhandle Na-
tional Forest
Graham Coal ..........................................................
11,319
Idaho Panhandle Na-
tional Forest
Grandmother Mountain ..........................................
23,382
Idaho Panhandle Na-
tional Forest/Bureau
of Land Management
Ecosystem total ...............................
758,318
(5) ISLANDS IN THE SKY WILDERNESS.—(A)
There are several island mountain ranges in the
Northern Rockies Bioregion, separated from other
mountains by the intervening prairies. These wild
and beautiful mountains are home to an abundant
array of native wildlife and birds and are representa-
tive of a unique ecological complex. These lands in-
clude the Bighorn, Big Snowy, Pryor, Elkhorn, and
Caribou Mountain Ranges.
(B)(i) In order to protect this unique and in-
creasingly isolated ecological treasure, the areas
named in the table in clause (ii), which comprise ap-
proximately 1,289,712 acres as generally depicted on
the maps with titles corresponding to each such area
and dated July 1, 1993, are hereby designated as
wilderness. Each such wilderness area shall be
known by the name given to it in such table. Each
such map shall be on file and available for public in-
spection in the Office of the Chief of the Forest
Service, United States Department of Agriculture.
(ii) The table referred to in clause (i) is as fol-
lows:
Name of Wilderness Area
Approxi-
mate Acre-
age
Location
.
ISLANDS IN THE SKY WILDERNESS AREAS:
Kettle Mountains:
Thirteen Mile ..........................................................
12,714
Colville National Forest
Bald Snow ..............................................................
20,383
Colville National Forest
Profanity .................................................................
29,002
Colville National Forest
Twin Sisters ...........................................................
13,311
Colville National Forest
South Huckleberry .................................................
10,090
Colville National Forest
Cougar Mountain ....................................................
5,225
Colville National Forest
Hoodoo ....................................................................
7,210
Colville National Forest
Total ................................................
97,935
Bighorn Mountains:
Cloud Peak Additions .............................................
82,171
Bighorn National For-
est
Wolf Creek ..............................................................
46,888
Bighorn National For-
est
Little Bighorn .........................................................
41,442
Bighorn National For-
est
Total ................................................
170,501
Pryor Mountains:
Pryors .....................................................................
110,080
Custer National Forest/
Bighorn National
Recreation Area
Blue Mountains: .....................................................
Additions to Wenaha-Tucannon Wilderness:
Upper Tucannon .....................................................
14,600
Umatilla National For-
est
W-T Three ..............................................................
2,000
Umatilla National For-
est
Total ................................................
16,600
Willow Springs ........................................................
10,460
Umatilla National For-
est
Asotin Creek ...........................................................
16,900
Umatilla National For-
est
Spangler ..................................................................
5,900
Umatilla National For-
est
Wenatchee Creek ....................................................
15,500
Umatilla National For-
est
Mill Creek ...............................................................
26,700
Umatilla National For-
est
Walla Walla ............................................................
34,500
Umatilla National For-
est
Jassaud ...................................................................
4,220
Umatilla National For-
est
Name of Wilderness Area
Approxi-
mate Acre-
age
Location
Grande Ronde .........................................................
17,600
Umatilla National For-
est
Texas Butte ............................................................
6,900
Umatilla National For-
est
Skookum .................................................................
7,700
Umatilla National For-
est
Potamus ..................................................................
5,400
Umatilla National For-
est
South Fork-Tower ..................................................
17,000
Umatilla National For-
est
Squaw .....................................................................
7,400
Umatilla National For-
est
Greenhorn Mountain ..............................................
30,000
Umatilla National For-
est
Lookingglass ...........................................................
5,000
Umatilla National For-
est
Hellhole/Mount Emily ............................................
71,322
Umatilla/Wallowa-Whit-
man National Forest
North Mount Emily ................................................
5,400
Umatilla/Wallowa-Whit-
man National Forest
Beaver Creek ..........................................................
12,470
Wallowa-Whitman Na-
tional Forest
Twin Mountain .......................................................
60,903
Wallowa-Whitman Na-
tional Forest
Upper Grande Ronde .............................................
11,810
Wallowa-Whitman Na-
tional Forest
Marble Point ...........................................................
7,135
Wallowa-Whitman Na-
tional Forest
Total 
Umatilla/Wallowa-Whitman
NF.
380,220
Baldy Mountain ......................................................
6,500
Malheur National For-
est
Dixie Butte .............................................................
13,000
Malheur National For-
est
Murderers Creek .....................................................
35,000
Malheur National For-
est
Flag Creek ..............................................................
7,800
Malheur National For-
est
Fox Creek ...............................................................
7,000
Malheur National For-
est
Glacier Mountain ....................................................
19,360
Malheur National For-
est
Jumpoff Joe ...........................................................
10,000
Malheur National For-
est
Malheur River .........................................................
12,000
Malheur National For-
est
McClellan Mountain ...............................................
22,000
Malheur National For-
est
Myrtle-Silvies ..........................................................
13,000
Malheur National For-
est
Nipple Butte ...........................................................
11,500
Malheur National For-
est
North Fork Malheur River .....................................
30,000
Malheur National For-
est
Pine Creek ..............................................................
14,000
Malheur National For-
est