2013 Map of King Hill Creek

About this map

Payette National Forest dominates this Idaho-Adams County landscape, where the rugged topography is defined by the headwaters of numerous mountain creeks. The settlement of King Hill sits near the center of a complex hydrological network that includes King Hill Creek, Deer Creek, and Dog Creek. In the southern portion of the sheet, the Little Weiser River carves through the terrain, joined by tributaries such as Grouse Creek and Dry Creek. High-elevation landmarks like Indian Mountain, Potato Knob, and Burnt Basin provide distinct navigational points for those tracing the historic boundaries of townships T14N and T15N. The presence of features such as Telephone Spring and Telephone Draw suggest early communication or utility corridors through the forest, while remote drainages like Ross Gulch and Tiff Lindsay Draw point to the area's legacy of localized family naming and land use.