2014 Map of Gallagher Gulch

About this map

The Continental Divide defines the southern boundary of this high-altitude landscape, marking the border between Beaverhead National Forest in Montana and the Targhee National Forest in Idaho. This 2014 survey documents a terrain dominated by drainage systems, where water sources like White Pine Spring, Magee Spring, and Larkspur Spring emerge along the slopes of White Pine Ridge. The landscape is etched by significant topographical features including Gallagher Gulch and Norris Canyon, while the local hydrology is shaped by the headwaters of Little Sheep Cr and Buffalo Creek. Evidence of land use and access is indicated by the Middle Fork Little Sheep Creek Rd, providing a specific point of reference for navigating this intersection of two national forests and two states.