2010 Map of Holland Gulch

About this map

The Idaho Almaden Mine stands as a prominent industrial landmark in the northern reaches of this Idaho landscape, set against the uniquely named Stinking Water Basin. The terrain is defined by a network of drainages and canyons, including the notable Toe Jam Canyon and the namesake Holland Gulch. Natural water sources are scattered throughout the territory, with Toe Jam Spring and Overstreet Spring providing vital points of reference in an area otherwise characterized by seasonal or perennial flows such as Cove Creek and Little Willow Creek. Sparse road networks like Sand Hollow Rd and Skow Rd navigate the undulating geography, connecting these remote points of industry and natural significance near Wilburn Butte.