2011 Map of Stone

About this map

Stone serves as the primary settlement hub in this rural Oneida County landscape, situated near the Idaho-Utah border. The geography is defined by the winding course of Deep Creek, which flows through the center of the quadrangle and feeds into the Stone Reservoir. This water system supports a network of agricultural roads and residential plots that follow a strict grid, punctuated by landmarks such as the Curlew Campground located along the eastern shore of the reservoir. To the northwest, the terrain shifts as it approaches North Canyon, where North Canyon Rd provides access into the rising elevations. The map reveals a community structured around water and transport, with family-named or utilitarian routes like Mills Rd, Neal Scott Rd, and S North String Rd connecting the dispersed homesteads and fields.