2013 Map of Davis Mountain

About this map

Mount Bennett Hills dominate the central landscape of this Idaho interior, where the high-altitude Camas Prairie transitions into a network of steep drainages. The area is defined by its water sources and ranching heritage, featuring numerous springs such as Big Spring and Erma Spring that feed the complex system of creeks flowing south. The presence of Dean Camp suggests the seasonal patterns of land use in this part of the state, while the prominent peak of Davis Mtn stands above the deep ravines of Perkins Gulch and Long Gulch. The southern half of the sheet is crisscrossed by primary routes like Hill City Rd, which skirts the lower reaches of the Clover Cr and Squaw Cr basins. This terrain, characterized by features like Little Flat, illustrates the transition between the open prairie and the rugged uplands of the Camas and Gooding county border.