2011 Map of Standrod

About this map

Standrod sits at the northern edge of this high-elevation landscape, where the Idaho-Utah border bisects a network of mountain drainages and canyons. The terrain is dominated by the northern slopes of the Raft River Mountains, culminating at George Peak and descending into the Little Valley. Water is a primary driver of the local geography, with numerous named sources like Pine Creek Spring, Dipping Vat Spring, and Oliver Spring feeding into Onemile Creek and Clear Creek. The road network, including Standrod Rd and Sawtooth Rd, follows the natural contours of the land, connecting remote grazing areas and water points. Names such as Sawmill Canyon and The Meadows suggest a long history of local resource use, while features like Mike Bernetta Hollow provide evidence of early family footprints in the area.