2011 Map of Agency Creek

About this map

Chief Tendoy Cemetery stands as a focal point of local heritage in this high-altitude landscape of Lemhi County. The terrain is defined by a dense network of drainages including Pattee Creek, Cow Creek, and the central Agency Creek, which provide the primary geographical structure for the area. The historic corridor of the Lewis and Clark Hwy winds through the canyons, following the natural paths carved by the waterways. The presence of Ellsworth-Upper Dam on Yearian Creek and named springs like Dragroad Spring highlight the critical role of water management in this arid environment. To the north, the elevation shifts toward Ghoul Basin, while the western edge is marked by the steep descents of Little Dry Gulch and Napo Canyon, illustrating the varied and demanding topography that has influenced movement and land use throughout the region's history.