1986 Map of Corral

About this map

Camas Prairie dominates the landscape in this mid-1980s Idaho survey, where the settlement of Corral and the aptly named Punkin Corner anchor a region of high-desert ranching and farming. The topography is defined by the broad flatlands of the prairie giving way to prominent features like Johnson Hill and Big Bluff near the southern margin. A network of small watercourses, including Camas Creek, Dairy Creek, and Threemile Creek, drains the basin, while family-named water sources such as Brownell Spring and Leahy Spring hint at early settlement and water rights essential to the local economy.