2013 Map of Bradley Mountain

About this map

Bradley Mountain dominates this high-country landscape at the junction of Bannock, Power, and Oneida counties. The map traces a complex network of seasonal water sources and drainages, including Hawkins Spring, Bull Spring, and Rock Spring, which likely served as vital landmarks for early ranching and travel through this segment of southeastern Idaho. Transportation follows the natural contours of the terrain, defined by routes such as Upper Rattlesnake Rd and Knox Canyon Rd E. Evidence of the area's resource-based history appears in names like Mine Canyon and Dairy Creek, while the presence of Eagle Pass indicates a primary corridor through the mountainous topography. Several creeks, including Rattlesnake Creek and Deadwood Creek, carve through the various townships, providing a clear picture of the local watershed before it exits the quadrangle.