Sawtooth National Forest land defines the high country of Twin Falls County, where a network of seasonal drainages and named springs sustains the landscape. The terrain is deeply incised by the namesake Hopper Gulch and Arnolds Gulch, leading down into various creek systems including Green Cr, Soldier Cr, and Bole Conn Cr. This is a landscape shaped by water and elevation, where specific groundwater sources like Soldier Spring and Fourth of July Spring provide critical landmarks in an otherwise arid expanse. The map illustrates a rural interior managed for natural resources, crisscrossed by specialized routes such as Magic Mtn Rd and Shoshone Rd. The concentration of named springs, including Lone Pine Spring and Nelson Spring, reveals the essential points of interest for anyone navigating this portion of southern Idaho.
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1955 · Twin Falls
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1958 · Twin Falls
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1965 · Hollister
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1965 · Grand View Peak
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1965 · Mc Mullen Basin
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1977 · Timber Butte
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1977 · Big Creek Ranch
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1977 · Rogerson
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1977 · Magic Hot Springs
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1978 · Hopper Gulch
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