1967 Map of Hoover Point

The southeastern corner is dominated by the Salmon River, featuring a sharp bend known as the Oxbow. Numerous seasonal and perennial streams like First Creek, Second Creek, and Third Creek flow toward the river, while Deer Meadows and Larabee provide identifiable points of reference for genealogists and local historians tracking family land or historical access routes. The prevalence of a Jeep Trail network indicates the transition from commercial rail to rugged recreational or fire-access paths by the late 1960s.