1981 Map of Lone Pine Ridge

About this map

Dehlin (Site) sits at the base of prominent terrain in this eastern Idaho landscape, where the headwaters of numerous forks and creeks carve through the high country. The topography is defined by significant elevations such as Big Horse Butte, Little Horse Butte, and Red Butte, which overlook a complex network of drainages including Bulls Fork and Indian Fork. To the north, the waters of Willow Creek gather into Ririe Lake, a notable feature of the local watershed. The drainage patterns around Lone Pine Ridge and Skelly Hill reveal a territory primarily utilized for ranching and resource management in the late twentieth century, characterized by the absence of dense modern settlements in favor of remote landmarks and high-altitude ridges.