2010 Map of Grangeville West

About this map

Denver sits at the northern edge of this Camas Prairie landscape, where the plateau is deeply incised by the drainage systems of the Clearwater River basin. The area's agricultural character is defined by a rigorous grid of section-line roads, including Prairie Rd and Tolo Lake Rd, which connect the scattered rural settlements and industrial sites. Water management and local resources are central to the region, evidenced by the Grangeville Hatchery and Johns Creek Dam located near the eastern outskirts of the quadrangle. Significant natural landmarks like Tolo Lake and the Harrison Johnson Draw break the geometric pattern of the wheat fields. The presence of the Idaho County Airport and the modern alignment of Old Hwy 95 alongside newer routes illustrates the evolution of transport in this vital Idaho panhandle farming hub.