2011 Map of De Borgia South

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Saint Regis River defines the northern corridor of this landscape, where transportation and early settlement align along the water's edge. This high-country region near the Montana-Idaho border shows a distinct pattern of small roadside communities, including Henderson, Drexel, and Cabin City, established where the river valley permits passage between steep mountain ranges. The northern margin is dominated by the historic De Borgia Cemetery and infrastructure like the Twelve Mile Creek Bridge and Frontage Rd W. Moving south, the terrain becomes increasingly complex as the drainage systems of Ward Creek and Fisher Creek carve through the peaks. Genealogists and local historians can trace the relationship between these early travel routes and the remote peaks that define the area, such as Moon Peak and the curiously named Up Up Mountain.