2011 Map of Curlew Junction

About this map

Curlew Junction serves as the focal point of this arid landscape, where the high desert terrain of the Utah-Idaho border is defined by sparse water sources and a network of remote roads. This area is characterized by its vital water points, including Pilot Spring and Coyote Spring, which historically supported livestock and travelers in this open country. The presence of Duffy Creek highlights the drainage patterns of the region, while the grid of roads such as NFD 778 Rd and Black Pine Rd illustrate the modern connectivity for ranching and forest access. The map reveals the functional layout of a landscape where human presence is sparse but deeply tied to the location of springs and established travel corridors like the southern County Rd.