2013 Map of Jim Sage Canyon

About this map

Jim Sage Canyon and its associated Womack Canyon dominate the northeastern portion of this High Desert landscape, where seasonal drainages flow from the uplands toward the Upper Raft River Valley. The perennial Raft River meanders through the central basin, joined by numerous mountain-fed streams including Almo Cr, Grape Cr, and George Cr. This drainage network was vital for the early ranching operations of Cassia County, indicated by the presence of critical water sources like Reed Spring and Jim Sage Spring. Local transit is defined by a grid of rural routes including Narrows Rd and Strevell Rd, which connect the isolated canyons to the broader valley. The land is marked by distinct topographical features such as The Narrows, where the terrain constricts along the eastern boundary, illustrating the geographical constraints on early transport and settlement patterns in this part of Idaho.