2011 Map of Pegram Creek

About this map

Pegram Creek flows through the high country along the Idaho-Utah border, defining a landscape of deep canyons and named hollows. The rugged drainage system of the Bear Lake Plateau is marked by numerous family and descriptive landmarks, such as Transtrum Hollow and Bee Hunt Hollow, indicating a history of ranching and land use in this high-altitude terrain. A network of rural routes, including Poverty Flat Rd and Indian Creek Rd, provides access across the ridgelines from Mahogany Ridge in the northwest to the canyon bottoms. This 2011 survey captures the area's essential geography, where water sources like Spring Hollow and Horse Creek dictated the placement of remote access points like Nunberg Ranch Rd.