1986 Map of Davis Mountain SW

About this map

White Arrow Hot Spring and several other groundwater sources define this arid landscape in Gooding County during the mid-1980s. The drainage of Clover Creek and its seasonal tributaries, such as Calf Creek and Flat Creek, carve through the terrain beneath Coyote Hill. This area is characterized by its vital water management features, including the Rattler Reservoir and the Reager Waterhole, which supported local ranching and land use. Small-scale industrial activity is evidenced by scattered Gravel Pits, while the network of 4wd tracks indicates a remote region primarily accessed for resource management and recreation. Other notable landmarks include Lye Lake and a small Cem, providing a window into the sparse but established human presence in this high-desert environment.