2010 Map of Davis Mountain

About this map

Davis Mountain serves as the focal point for this Idaho landscape, where the high desert meets a complex network of seasonal drainages and essential water sources. The map highlights the intersection of livestock and ranching history at Dean Camp, positioned near several named gulches and draws. This region is characterized by its vital water features, including Big Spring, Deer Spring, Hobby Spring, and Erma Spring, which have long supported the arid rangelands. The hydrology is dominated by the meandering paths of Clover Creek and the East Fork Clover Creek, alongside numerous tributaries like Dairy Creek and Sourdough Creek. Transportation through this remote terrain is centered on Hill City Rd, which cuts through the southwestern section. The topographic detail reveals a landscape of flats and gulches, from Little Flat to Perkins Gulch, illustrating the intricate geography that defines this part of Gooding County.