1992 Map of Reverse

About this map

The settlement of Reverse anchors this Elmore County landscape as it appeared in the early 1990s, situated north of the Snake River. The terrain is defined by the sweeping Birds of Prey Area, which covers the central portion of the quadrangle. Transportation corridors like Bennett Road and the remnant path of Old Highway 30 traverse the high desert plateaus, reflecting the region's historical transit patterns. Significant water features and geological landmarks dot the area, including Eureka Cave to the north and Commerford Springs near the southern boundary. To the northeast, the Hot Springs Creek Reservoir manages the flow of Hot Springs Creek. A series of pipelines and secondary roads like Rio Loop and Billy indicate the continued agricultural and industrial utility of this arid stretch of Idaho.