1992 Map of Little Valley

About this map

Little Valley is defined by its network of seasonal watercourses and grazing infrastructure in this 1990s Owyhee County study. The landscape is characterized by the convergence of Jacks Creek, Little Valley Creek, and the deep incisions of Halfway Gulch and Deadman Gulch. Evidence of the region’s agricultural and industrial utility is prominent, from the Halfway Cattle Drive to the Little Valley Compressor Station. Local history is anchored at the Stone Cemetery, while a system of named routes like Mormon Boulevard, Shofly Cutoff Road, and Tindall Road provides a view of how this high-desert terrain was navigated and utilized. A Radio Tower and various pumping stations underscore the modern infrastructure supporting this remote area at the close of the twentieth century.