Fairylawn and the surrounding high plateau of Owyhee County are defined by the deep drainage of the North Fork Owyhee River and its intricate network of tributaries. In this corner of southwest Idaho, the landscape shifts from the open grazing lands of Gertrudes Meadow to the prominent Pleasant Valley Table. The settlement at Pleasant Valley and the aircraft landing strip at Peer Field indicate the area's ongoing use for remote ranching and land management. Water is the primary driver of names here, from small drainages like Cherry Cr and Dougherty Cr to numerous vital water sources including Peppermint Spring, Mahogany Spring, and Between the Fields Spring. The primary thoroughfare, Juniper Mountain Rd, traverses the township lines of t9s r5w and t10s r5w, connecting these high-desert outposts.
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1955 · Jordan Valley
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1957 · Jordan Valley
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1958 · Jordan Valley
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1973 · Smith Creek
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1973 · Bedstead Ridge
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1973 · Indian Meadows
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1973 · Pleasant Valley
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1973 · Fairylawn
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1973 · Cliffs
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1980 · Brewster Reservoir
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