2020 Map of Malad Summit

About this map

Malad Summit serves as a critical geographic transition point between Bannock and Oneida counties in this high-altitude Idaho corridor. The landscape is defined by the vital waters of the Devil Creek Reservoir and a complex drainage network including Devil Creek and Rattlesnake Creek. Modern transportation follows the path of history along N Old Highway 191, while the surrounding Caribou National Forest protects expansive terrain like Curly Jack Flat and Evans Canyon. This survey illustrates the ongoing importance of water management in the region, marked by numerous named water sources such as Heath Spring and Lower Station Spring that sustain the local ranching and forest environment.