2013 Map of Mosby Well

About this map

Mosby Well serves as a central landmark in this high-desert region where Bingham, Power, and Blaine Counties converge. This 2013 survey documents a sparsely populated landscape defined by essential water sources and the grid of the Public Land Survey System. In the northern reaches, Sand Lake Reservoir and Rock Lake provide critical catchment in an otherwise arid terrain. The map captures a transition of jurisdiction and land management, with county lines intersecting across vast townships. Local transportation is represented by a strictly functional road network, including Schritter Rd and 3600 W Rd, which facilitate access across the open range. The layout of these routes highlights the late-20th-century development of rural infrastructure in Idaho's Snake River Plain region, where isolated wells and reservoirs remain the primary focal points for activity.