2013 Map of Pillar Butte NE

About this map

Flat Top stands as a prominent topographical landmark in this high-desert landscape, located within the volcanic terrain of southeastern Idaho. The area is defined by a grid of rural access routes and irrigation-related infrastructure, characteristic of the agricultural expansion across the Snake River Plain. Notable depressions and geological features such as Winters Blowout mark the western portion of the sheet, while the lower elevations descend into Pleasant Valley to the southeast. The map details an extensive network of named roads including Vanderford Rd, Water Tank Rd, and Crystal Ice Cave Rd, which hint at the specialized land use and subterranean features of this volcanic province. The boundary between Power and Bingham counties is clearly delineated, bisecting a region largely shaped by its volcanic history and modern ranching or farming partitions.