1967 Map of Chilly Buttes
USGS Topo · Published 1971About this map
The Chilly (Site) settlement and the adjacent Chilly Cem anchor this 1967 survey of Custer County, Idaho. Situated within the high-elevation basin of the Thousand Springs Valley, the landscape is defined by the corridor of the Big Lost River and a network of irrigation efforts, including the Chilly Canal. The terrain is marked by prominent geological features like Swensen Butte and the Chilly Buttes, which rise above the surrounding Barton Flats.
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