2011 Map of Corvallis

About this map

The settlement of Corvallis serves as the central hub of this Bitterroot Valley landscape, defined by a grid of agricultural lanes and irrigation drainage. This 2011 survey documents a mix of civic infrastructure and rural residential expansion, featuring the Corvallis Post Office and dual stations for the Corvallis Fire Dist Sta 1. To the south, the Ravalli County Airport occupies the level terrain near Gird Creek, while the Corvallis Cemetery sits tucked between Cow Creek and Willow Creek. The map provides excellent genealogical detail through family-named landmarks like Cobb, Quast, and Chaffin Butte. To the east, the terrain rises into the foothills, marked by several prominent drainages including Soft Rock Creek, Coalpit Creek, and Calf Creek. The presence of the Corvallis Siding indicates the historical importance of the rail corridor in moving the region's agricultural products.