1981 Map of Meadow Creek Mtn

About this map

Blackfoot Reservoir dominates the southern landscape of this 1981 survey, where the Blackfoot River enters the basin near a local Gaging Station. The terrain is defined by the high ground of Meadow Creek Mountain and the Wilson Ridge, which separates the reservoir's northern reaches from the drainage of Meadow Creek and Crooked Creek Flat. This area illustrates a working high-country landscape, marked by seasonal livestock infrastructure like the Association Corral and Hansen Corral. Small, specific landmarks such as Meteor Hole and Moses Pass offer precise points of interest for local historians. Recreational and agricultural utility is evident in features like the Poison Creek Boat Ramp and numerous named springs that dot the slopes of the Blackfoot Mts and Paradise Hills.