GREATER SALMON/SELWAY ECOSYSTEM—Continued 
Name of Wilderness Area 
Approxi-
mate Acre-
age 
Location 
Clear Creek ......................................
11,000 Nez Perce National Forest 
Silver Creek-Pilot Knob ...................
20,000 Nez Perce National Forest 
Dixie Summit-Nut Hill ....................
6,000 Nez Perce National Forest 
North Fork Slate Creek ..................
11,000 Nez Perce National Forest 
Little Slate Creek ............................
14,000 Nez Perce National Forest 
John Day .........................................
12,500 Nez Perce National Forest 
Perreau Creek ..................................
7,309 Salmon National Forest 
Napias ..............................................
8,070 Salmon National Forest 
Napolean Ridge ...............................
51,953 Salmon National Forest 
Jesse Creek ......................................
12,759 Salmon National Forest 
Haystack Mountain .........................
10,379 Salmon National Forest 
Phelan ..............................................
11,600 Salmon National Forest 
Sheepeater .......................................
33,443 Salmon National Forest 
South Fork Deep Creek ..................
11,471 Salmon National Forest 
Deep Creek ......................................
6,087 Salmon National Forest 
Jureano ............................................
25,316 Salmon National Forest 
South Panther .................................
5,344 Salmon National Forest 
Musgrove .........................................
7,541 Salmon National Forest 
Taylor Mountain ..............................
60,305 Salmon/Challis National Forests 
Squaw Creek ....................................
96,088 Challis National Forest 
White Knob ......................................
63,037 Challis National Forest 
Porphyry Peak .................................
47,363 Challis National Forest 
Greylock ...........................................
10,907 Challis National Forest 
Copper Basin ...................................
10,936 Challis National Forest 
Cold Springs ....................................
8,802 Challis National Forest 
Pioneer Mountains ...........................
281,439 Sawtooth/Challis National Forests 
Railroad Ridge .................................
51,247 Sawtooth/Challis National Forests 
Boulder/White Clouds ......................
457,371 Sawtooth/Challis National Forests/ 
Bureau of Land Management 
Buttercup Mountain ........................
76,553 Sawtooth National Forest 
Elk Ridge .........................................
10,566 Sawtooth National Forest 
Little Wood River ............................
6,481 Shoshone Dist. Bureau of Land 
Management 
Friedman Creek ...............................
10,969 Shoshone Dist. Bureau of Land 
Management 
Total ........................................
3,130,935 
Great Burn Wildlands Complex: 
Great Burn (Hoodoo) ......................
275,000 Clearwater/Lolo National Forests 
Meadow Creek/Upper North Fork/ 
Rawhide .......................................
55,000 Idaho 
Panhandle/Lolo/Clearwater 
National Forests 
Sheep Mountain/State Line .............
68,011 Idaho 
Panhandle/Lolo 
National 
Forests 
Mallard-Larkins ...............................
250,000 Clearwater/Idaho Panhandle Na-
tional Forests 
Bighorn-Weitas ................................
240,000 Clearwater National Forest 
North Lochsa Slope .........................
100,000 Clearwater National Forest 
Siwash ..............................................
8,653 Clearwater National Forest 
Pot Mountain ...................................
48,583 Clearwater National Forest 
Moose Mountain ..............................
20,441 Clearwater National Forest 
Weir-Post Office ..............................
20,000 Clearwater National Forest 
Mosquito Fly ....................................
20,667 Idaho Panhandle National Forests 
Midget Peak ....................................
6,576 Idaho Panhandle National Forests 
Stark Mountain ...............................
12,526 Lolo National Forest
GREATER SALMON/SELWAY ECOSYSTEM—Continued 
Name of Wilderness Area 
Approxi-
mate Acre-
age 
Location 
Total ........................................
1,130,432 
ECOSYSTEM TOTAL ............
6,188,797 
SEC. 105. GREATER CABINET/YAAK/SELKIRK ECOSYSTEM. 
(a) FINDINGS.—The Congress finds the following: 
(1) The wettest part of the Northern Rockies, 
the Greater Cabinet/Yaak/Selkirk ecosystem is a 
wild land region that contains the last major stands 
of low elevation ancient forests in the general region, 
including the Long Canyon area which contains the 
oldest living cedars in the Nation. 
(2) The only caribou herd in the lower 48 
States roams these mountains, as do the grizzly and 
the gray wolf. 
(3) Towering mountains in the ecosystem in-
clude the Cabinet, Selkirk, and Purcell ranges. 
(b) DESIGNATION.—In order to protect the unique, 
heavily fragmented, and endangered Greater Cabinet/ 
Yaak/Selkirk ecosystem, the areas specified in the table 
in 
subsection 
(c), 
which 
comprise 
approximately 
1,188,6651 acres as generally depicted on the maps with 
titles corresponding to each area and dated January 2003, 
are hereby designated as wilderness. Each wilderness area 
shall either be incorporated into the wilderness area indi-