2013 Map of Lake Hills

About this map

Lake Hills rises as a prominent landmark in this high-altitude landscape of south-central Idaho, where water management defines the land use patterns. The presence of numerous engineered water features like Campbell Reservoir, Howard Reservoir, and Cameron Reservoir, alongside the East Canal and Little Wood River Reservoir, indicates a territory heavily reliant on irrigation and ranching. These man-made structures contrast with natural drainage systems like S Fork Muldoon Cr and several vital watering points such as Billingsley Spring and Mud Springs. Remote aviation access is marked by the Flat Top Airstrip in the north, serving the high plateaus. The topography is further distinguished by deep incisions like Box Canyon and Road Canyon, while Black Nose provides a singular vertical reference point in the northeastern corner. This layout reflects the practical infrastructure required to sustain life and industry in the arid Idaho interior.