2001 Map of Buck Hollow

About this map

The high desert terrain of the Albion Mountains and Cedar Hills dominates this borderlands area where Box Elder County, Utah, meets Cassia County, Idaho. This late 20th-century revision captures a landscape defined by ranching and resource extraction, with the Sawtooth National Forest protecting the rugged southern slopes. The hydrology of the region is centered on the Upper Raft River, which flows through the Raft River Valley and Junction Valley, supported by numerous vital water sources like Sparks Spring and Boundary Spring. Local history is anchored by a Cem near the Idaho border and the industrial footprint of a Rock Processing Yard and several Quarries. The presence of the Lynn Reservoir and family-named landmarks such as Lynn Spring and Thompson Spring suggests the enduring importance of water management for the scattered mountain settlements.