Pleasant Valley and its surrounding tablelands define this high-desert Owyhee County landscape. The terrain is characterized by broad plateau features like Pleasant Valley Table and Nickel Creek Table, punctuated by a complex network of seasonal water sources and stock reservoirs. Notable among these are Indian Battleground Reservoir and the oddly named Joes Folly Reservoir. The area is navigated via remote routes including Juniper Mountain Rd and the Grasshopper Jeep Trl, reflecting the region's reliance on rugged access for ranching operations. Land use is clearly centered on grazing, with designated areas such as Wilson Pasture and landmarks like the Dutch Oven. This survey captures the intricate hydrography of the high desert, from the N Fork Owyhee River to numerous named springs like Teakettle Spring and Minks Drink.
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1955 · Jordan Valley
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1957 · Jordan Valley
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1958 · Jordan Valley
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1973 · Smith Creek
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1973 · Bedstead Ridge
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1973 · Castro Table
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1973 · Indian Meadows
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1973 · Pleasant Valley
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1973 · Wickiup Creek
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1973 · Fairylawn
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