2018 Map of Jarbidge North

About this map

The town of Jarbidge sits at the southern edge of this survey, tucked into the narrow valley floor where Moore Gulch meets the Jarbidge River. The landscape is dominated by the high-elevation terrain of the Humboldt National Forest, characterized by the dramatic convergence of the Buck Creek Mountains and the Jarbidge Mountains. A complex network of drainage systems, including Corral Creek Canyon and the West Fork Rattlesnake Canyon, defines the northern descent toward the Idaho border. The map documents an area defined by its verticality and remote accessibility, with routes like the Bear Creek-Sanovia Tie and the Altitude Trail traversing the steep ridges. Water sources are critical markers in this arid high-country environment, noted by features such as Cottonwood Spring and the persistent flow within Jarbidge Canyon.