2011 Map of Dodge

About this map

Pataha Creek flows through a landscape defined by sharp elevation changes and agricultural utility in this corner of Garfield County. The small settlement of Dodge sits at a strategic junction near Dodge Hill, while the Pataha Valley Grange and Scott Seed Farm Airport reflect the area’s persistent farming roots. To the northwest, the Snake River corridor is dominated by Lake Bryan, where the Port of Garfield serves as a vital point for river commerce. Historical place names like New York Bar and New York Island suggest a legacy of early river navigation and trade. The surrounding terrain is heavily dissected by numerous drainages, including Deadman Creek, Meadow Creek, and New York Gulch, illustrating the rugged drainage patterns that separate local plateaus like Kuhl Ridge from the fertile Pataha Valley.