2013 Map of Grangeville West

About this map

The plateau landscape of Idaho County is anchored by the western edge of Grangeville, where the grid of city streets gives way to an extensive network of rural sections and drainages. The area is defined by its agricultural and transit infrastructure, featuring a dense web of named section roads such as Prairie Rd, Canyon Rd, and Tolo Lake Rd. To the northwest, the small settlement of Denver sits near the headwaters of S Fork Cottonwood Cr, while the southern reaches of the map are dissected by the deep incisions of Johns Cr and Telcher Cr. Notable local landmarks include the Idaho County Airport and the Tolo Lake Access Area, pointing to the region's importance for both local aviation and water resources. The terrain is further characterized by distinct natural features like Meyer Gulch and Harrison Johnson Draw, illustrating the complex drainage patterns of this high-prairie environment.