2017 Map of Hawkins

About this map

Hawkins sits as a central point of settlement in this southern Idaho landscape, where the agricultural lands of Marsh Valley meet the rising slopes of the Caribou National Forest. The geography is defined by a complex network of drainages and irrigation efforts, such as the Wycross Ditch and the Hawkins Reservoir, which manage the flow from Hawkins Creek and Garden Creek. Prominent landmarks like Old Tom Mountain and Cedar Mountain overlook the valley floor, while Garden Creek Gap provides a natural corridor through the terrain. The presence of the Robin Cemetery and family-named routes such as Henderson Road and Hermittsville Road offer significant points of interest for those researching local family histories and early land use patterns in Bannock County.