2020 Map of Dairy Creek

About this map

Dairy Creek and the surrounding high desert terrain of southern Idaho are the focus of this 2020 landscape study. The map documents a sparsely populated region where the boundary lines of Power, Oneida, and Bannock Counties converge. This high-country geography is defined by a series of named drainages and canyons, including Mine Canyon, Harold Johns Canyon, and Tom Perry Canyon, which underscore the historical importance of water rights and family-named landmarks in this arid environment. Significant water sources such as Little Malad Spring and Cowley Spring serve as critical points of interest for those studying the agricultural and ranching history of the area.