2011 Map of Monument Peak NW

About this map

The Curlew Valley landscape defines this 2011 survey, showing a remote agricultural and high-desert region straddling the Utah-Idaho border. The map is primarily characterized by its vast, open terrain organized by a strict grid of section roads and highway Highway 30, which cuts east-to-west through the center of the quadrangle. Water sources are scarce in this arid basin, with Deep Creek and Coyote Spring serving as the primary hydrological landmarks for the area. The settlement pattern is minimal, defined by long stretches of gravel and dirt thoroughfares such as 27440 North Rd and 36400 West Rd, which provide access to the expansive rangelands and occasional agricultural infrastructure. This edition captures the rural isolation of the borderlands before any significant modern development altered the cattle-and-crops character of the valley floor.