2010 Map of Lake Hills

About this map

Lake Hills rises above a landscape defined by water management and high-desert drainage in this 2010 survey of Blaine County. The area’s ranching and irrigation history is visible through the presence of Campbell Reservoir in the northwest and Cameron Reservoir further east, which are controlled by structures like Howard Dam and Albrethsen Dam. These man-made features work alongside natural water sources such as Billingsley Spring, Watercress Spring, and Mud Springs to sustain the territory between Friedman Creek and the South Fork Muldoon Creek. In the southwest, the Little Wood River flows near the West Canal and East Canal, illustrating the importance of water rights and distribution in this Idaho landscape. Transportation is sparse, primarily consisting of corridors like Flat Top RD and Little Fish Creek RD, which serve remote landmarks including the Flat Top Airstrip.