2011 Map of Castle Rock

About this map

Castle Rock stands as a prominent landmark in this 2011 survey of Bonneville County, where the landscape is defined by a dense network of watercourses and forest service routes. The drainage patterns of Lava Creek, Hell Creek, and Monument Creek carve through the terrain, illustrating the complex geography of the Caribou-Targhee National Forest area. Human activity in this rural expanse is marked by specific functional sites such as the Fall Creek Cow Camp near Bates Canyon, alongside natural water sources like Willow Springs. Transport through the region relies on established forest corridors including Skyline Rd and Kepps Crossing Rd, which provide access to higher elevations like Dalton Hill. The map meticulously details the splitting of waterways, such as where North Fork Lava Creek and South Fork Lava Creek diverge, offering a precise look at the hydrology of southeastern Idaho.