2017 Map of Oakley

About this map

The high desert settlement of Oakley serves as the gateway to the southern Idaho highlands, anchoring an area where managed water systems meeting the foothills of the Sawtooth National Forest. The local economy is visibly centered on the management of Goose Creek, which is captured by the massive Lower Goose Creek Reservoir and diverted through the West Canal to support regional agriculture. The grid of the town site is detailed with named streets from College Ave to Church Ave, while the Oakley Municipal Airport sits just to the east. Moving west and south, the terrain becomes increasingly complex as it rises into the mountains, carved by drainages such as Little Cottonwood Cr and Sawmill Cr. This 2017 survey documents the modern layout of rural infrastructure, including range-access routes like Bostetter Rd and Trapper Creek Rd that lead toward remote water sources like Cowboy Spring.