2017 Map of Mosby Well

About this map

Mosby Well serves as a central landmark in this high-desert region where the boundaries of Power, Bingham, and Blaine counties converge. The terrain is defined by its water management and scarce natural catchments, with Rock Lake and the Sand Lake Reservoir appearing as vital points in an otherwise arid landscape. This 2017 survey illustrates a modern grid of rural infrastructure, where long-distance gravel routes like 1000 S Rd and 3600 W Rd provide the primary access through the sagebrush and volcanic geography of southern Idaho. The presence of the W Co Line Rd tracing the edge of Blaine and Power counties highlights the jurisdictional complexity of this sparsely populated area, emphasizing its character as a remote ranching or rangeland frontier.