2011 Map of Ola

About this map

Ola sits at a crossroads of valley roads and mountain drainages in this modern study of Gem County. The landscape is defined by the winding course of Squaw Creek, which collects numerous tributaries including Gold Run Creek and Little Squaw Creek. To the west, the prominent elevation of Joes Butte overlooks a series of rugged draws such as Fir Tree Gulch and Currin Gulch. The road network, including the Sweet Ola Hwy and Jacknife Ln, provides a clear view of the rural property divisions and settlement patterns. Notable water sources like Cherry Spring and diverse terrain features like Salmon Gulch illustrate the complex hydrology of this high-desert and foothills environment. The presence of named lanes such as Perkins Ln and Butler Ln offers specific points of interest for those researching the local land use and family history of the area.