2017 Map of Bradbury Flat

About this map

The Salmon River defines the western edge of this Custer County landscape, winding through Round Valley before entering steeper terrain. This 2017 study illustrates the sparse road network and high-elevation parklands characteristic of this part of Idaho. Rural access is provided by family-named routes such as Hammond Ln, Westergard, and Hot Springs Rd, reflecting the ranching and agricultural legacies of the region. The map highlights numerous drainage and topographic features including Mud Spring Gulch, Bradbury Gulch, and the high plateau of Bradbury Flat. To the south, the terrain rises toward Germer Park and Germer Basin, while water sources like Bishop Spring and various creeks, including Warm Spring Cr and Lone Pine Cr, drain the surrounding slopes. The layout of the Public Land Survey System sections underscores the organized yet remote nature of the territory.