2010 Map of Sedgwick Peak

About this map

Sedgwick Peak and the Fish Creek Range dominate this high-altitude landscape in Southeast Idaho, where the peaks of the northern Rockies overlook a network of high basins and creek drainages. The topography is defined by significant elevations, including Baldy Mountain and Mount Moh, which rise above the surrounding valleys. A notable point of historical interest is the Lead Bell Mine, situated near Windy Pass along Road W, signifying the area's history of mineral exploration. The drainage pattern is complex, with Fish Creek and East Creek carving through the terrain, while the Portneuf River clips the northern corner of the quadrangle. Transport in this period is largely restricted to backcountry routes like Baldy Mountain Rd and the Grace Cutoff, indicating a region primarily used for resource extraction and land management rather than dense settlement.