2020 Map of Barber Flat

About this map

Boise National Forest contains the meeting point of the North Fork Boise River and the Middle Fork Boise River, forming a complex drainage system within the Boise Mountains. This 2020 survey illustrates the remote topography of the Boise and Elmore County line, where human settlement is concentrated at Barber Flat and Alexander Flats. The historical Atlanta Road provides the primary access along the southern watercourse, passing through the Alexander Plantation and Dobson Gulch. High-elevation landmarks such as Hungarian Ridge and Hungarian Summit dominate the western portion of the sheet, while numerous named tributaries like Crooked River and Lost Creek carve out a series of ridges, including Lost Creek Ridge. The map details a network of forest service spurs, such as the Barber Flat Spur, that reflect contemporary land management and recreational access in this steep mountain landscape.