2010 Map of Sawmill Creek

About this map

Sawmill Creek and its many tributaries carve through this portion of Power County, Idaho, creating a landscape defined by dramatic drainage patterns and isolated springs. The hydrologic network is extensive, featuring named waterways such as Starlight Creek, Moonshine Creek, and Squaw Creek. This 2010 survey shows a region largely characterized by its topography and the transport routes that follow these natural contours, including the Moonshine Trl and Starlight Creek Rd. Local landmarks often take their names from the terrain or early inhabitants, seen in features like Keogh Creek, Swede Canyon, and Dry Canyon. Water sources were clearly vital for land use here, as evidenced by the mapping of Sawmill Spring, Corral Spring, and Study Spring, which likely served as critical points for cattle or backcountry travelers in this high-desert environment.