2017 Map of Coffee Point

About this map

Coffee Point and its associated Coffee Point Reservoir anchor this high-desert landscape in Bingham County. The terrain is defined by a sparse but vital network of water catchment features, including named reservoirs like Eagle Reservoir, Ripples Reservoir, and the descriptively named Sauce Pan Reservoir and Dry Wash Reservoir. These scattered catchments, along with Lau Lakes, suggest a landscape managed for seasonal grazing or local water storage in an otherwise arid environment. The human footprint is marked primarily by rural transit corridors, most notably Springfield Mosby Rd, which cuts across the lower half of the quadrangle. This 2017 survey captures the area's transition between township boundaries such as t2s r30e and t3s r30e, documenting the continued importance of water infrastructure in rural Idaho.