2013 Map of Holland Gulch

About this map

Stinking Water Basin and the adjacent Wilburn Butte characterize the high-country landscape at the border of Payette and Washington Counties. This 2013 survey of southwestern Idaho reveals a terrain deeply etched by seasonal watercourses, including the curiously named Toe Jam Canyon and Toe Jam Spring. The drainage patterns define local navigation, with Linson Cr and Little Willow Cr moving through the central and eastern sections. A series of deep draws, such as Heart Gulch, Ringer Gulch, and Wet Gulch, cut through the hills, while basic transport relies on rural routes like Paddock Valley Rd and Sand Hollow Rd. The map illustrates the sparsely settled, water-dependent geography of the high desert fringe during the early 21st century.