
Big Grassy Butte and its surrounding volcanic features dominate this mid-century topographic study of the high desert along the Fremont and Jefferson County line. The landscape is defined by distinct cinder cones and ridges, including Little Grassy Butte and the uniquely named Sheepherder Monument Butte. While the terrain appears sparsely populated, the presence of numerous wells across the plains suggests a reliance on groundwater for livestock in this arid environment. The map details a network of primitive transportation, primarily consisting of a Jeep Trail that winds through the volcanic elevations, providing a clear picture of the land's utility before more modern infrastructure arrived in this part of eastern Idaho.
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1964 Deer Parks
Jefferson County, ID

1964 Kettle Butte NE
Jefferson County, ID

1964 Kettle Butte NW
Jefferson County, ID

1964 Market Lake
Jefferson County, ID

1964 Market Lake NE
Jefferson County, ID

1964 Mud Lake NW
Jefferson County, ID

1964 Mud Lake SE
Jefferson County, ID

1964 Rays Lake
Jefferson County, ID

1964 Terreton
Jefferson County, ID

1969 Antelope Butte
Jefferson County, ID

1969 Circular Butte NW
Jefferson County, ID

1969 Monteview
Jefferson County, ID

1973 Little Butte NE
Jefferson County, ID

1980 Circular Butte
Jefferson County, ID

2023 Circular Butte NW
Jefferson County, ID

2023 Deer Parks
Jefferson County, ID

2023 Kettle Butte NE
Jefferson County, ID

2023 Kettle Butte NW
Jefferson County, ID

2023 Little Butte NE
Jefferson County, ID

2023 Market Lake
Jefferson County, ID

2023 Market Lake NE
Jefferson County, ID

2023 Monteview
Jefferson County, ID

2023 Mud Lake SE
Jefferson County, ID

2023 Terreton
Jefferson County, ID

2024 Antelope Butte
Jefferson County, ID

2024 Mud Lake NW
Jefferson County, ID

2024 Rays Lake
Jefferson County, ID