2010 Map of Coffee Point

About this map

Coffee Point and its associated Coffee Point Reservoir anchor this high desert landscape in southeastern Idaho. The area is defined by a sparse network of managed water resources and specialized ranching infrastructure, where water collection is critical to the local economy. A series of small basins, including Sauce Pan Reservoir, Rye Grass Reservoir, Eagle Reservoir, and Ripples Reservoir, are distributed across the terrain to catch seasonal runoff. The human footprint is marked by long, straight utility and access roads such as Springfield Mosby Rd and Well No 2 Rd, which cut through the open spaces of Bingham County. The naming of these water features, particularly Dry Wash Reservoir, reflects the arid nature of the environment and the historical necessity of capturing every possible drop of water for land use.