1989 Map of Sheep Falls

About this map

Targhee National Forest defines this high-country landscape along the Idaho and Wyoming border, where the Falls River cuts westward across the terrain. The 1980s data shows a region primarily shaped by wilderness management and high-altitude hydrology, anchored by the Winegar Hole Wilderness in the northeast. Scattered through the forest are markers of land use and forestry, such as the Squirrel Meadows FS Station and the Granite Creek Cow Camp.