2010 Map of Bone

About this map

Bone serves as the central point of interest in this high-altitude landscape of eastern Idaho, where a network of remote roads and watercourses defines the terrain. The small settlement is situated at a critical junction near Canyon Creek and Willow Creek, anchored by the historical utility of Bone Rd. The surrounding environment is characterized by significant topographical features such as Birch Creek Mountain, Ziegler Mountain, and the Coyote Ridge divide. Water management is evident through the presence of Bohn Dam and Birch Creek Dam, which regulate the flow of the many creeks that drain this high country. Farther south and west, the landscape drops toward Sellars Creek and the Double W Divide, illustrating the complex drainage patterns that lead toward larger basins. This survey provides a clear view of the ranching and mountainous geography that defines the region at the start of the 21st century.