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Fourth of July Lake in the White Cloud Mountains
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Fig. 1Fourth of July Lake in the White Cloud Mountains

Photo: USFS employees · Public domain

Landform

A White Cloud basin lake in the Sawtooth National Recreation Area — quiet water east of Stanley, not the Sawtooth wall.

Field note

Fourth of July Lake lies in the White Cloud Mountains, a basin east of Stanley in the Sawtooth National Recreation Area. The water sits near 9,370 feet. The Sawtooth crest is the next range west, and it keeps its own plate. This plate is the White Cloud lake, not Stanley Lake and not the Sawtooth wall.

Fourth of July Lake is a White Cloud basin in the Sawtooth National Recreation Area, east of Stanley, near 9,370 feet. The Sawtooth crest stays on its own plate. This plate is the White Cloud lake, not Stanley Lake.

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