2013 Map of Flint

About this map

Flint occupies a central position within this high-elevation landscape in the Owyhee Mountains, surrounded by a complex network of drainages and peaks. The map reveals a history of resource extraction, indicated by names such as Mining Rd, Mine Gulch, and Black Warrior. The topography is dominated by the western slopes of the Silver City Range, where steep terrain is carved by numerous gulches including Hard Up Gulch, Twilight Gulch, and Astor Gulch. These narrow valleys feed into larger waterways like Jordan Creek and Louise Creek. Settlement patterns appear concentrated near Flint, connected to the wider region by the winding Flint Rd. Notable landmarks such as Dewey Peak and Washington Gulch provide significant navigational points for those tracing the industrial and physical evolution of this corner of Idaho.