2011 Map of Big Elk Mountain

About this map

Keenan City sits at the confluence of Keenan Creek and McCoy Creek, serving as a focal point for the drainage systems that define this part of Bonneville County. The landscape is dominated by the massive forms of Big Elk Mountain and Little Elk Mountain, which separate various watersheds including Muddy Creek and Wolverine Creek. The map shows a specialized network of forest infrastructure, such as Natl Forest Develop Road 063 Rd and Brockman Rd, that provides access to the high-elevation Caribou Basin. The presence of Miners Delight Creek and Anderson Gulch suggests a geography shaped by historic resource extraction, with the road network following the winding paths of Camp Creek and other major watercourses through the interior terrain.