2020 Map of Reynolds

About this map

The settlement of Reynolds serves as a lone hub in this high-desert Owyhee County landscape, where the historic path of the Reynolds Creek Stage Rd cuts across the terrain. This area is defined by its strategic water sources and complex drainage systems, featuring landmarks like the Dryden Reservoir and numerous named springs such as Windy Point Spring and Little Kane Spring. The topography rises toward the prominent Black Mtn and Windy Point, while deep cuts like Nancy Gulch and Sand Canyon mark the path of seasonal runoff. The network of primitive roads, including Upper Reynolds Creek Rd and Black Mountain Rd, underscores a land managed for ranching and resource access, largely unchanged in its fundamental layout since the early days of settlement in southwestern Idaho.