2011 Map of Rams Horn Ridge

About this map

Rams Horn Ridge and the high desert canyons of Cassia County define this drainage network at the turn of the 21st century. The landscape is a vital catchment area where numerous family-named and descriptive water sources, such as Jeffs Spring, Bowers Spring, and Indian Spring, feed into the complex branching of Dry Creek. Small-scale water management is evident through the presence of Deadeye Reservoir, Fuller Reservoir, and Keith Reservoir, reflecting the necessity of water storage in this arid Idaho environment. Small outposts and landmarks like Mikes Cabin and Wahlstrom Hollow offer localized points of interest for genealogists and historians tracing the settlement patterns of this high-plateau region. The area's topography is marked by distinctive formations such as Coal Pit Butte, while Stump Hollow and Horse Hollow provide natural corridors through the varied terrain.