2010 Map of Rock Butte

About this map

Rock Butte rises as a primary landform in this high desert region of Idaho, where the landscape is defined by its arid character and essential water management features. The area's infrastructure centers on a network of unpaved access routes and crucial water storage points like Well Number 2 Reservoir and the Moose Reservoir. These catchments, alongside Cow Pasture Reservoir Number 1 and Cow Pasture Reservoir Number 2, indicate the area's importance for livestock or resource management in a dry environment. Long stretches of road, including the Big Butte Springfield Rd and Cow Pasture Rd, connect these remote landmarks. This 2010 survey reflects a modern view of a sparsely populated terrain where topographic prominence and man-made water sources dictate the human footprint on the land.