2010 Map of Sublett

About this map

The high desert landscape of Cassia County is defined by the intersection of remote rural roads and life-giving water sources. Sublett remains the primary point of orientation, situated where Sublett Rd meets 3350 East Rd near the drainage of Sublett Creek. The geography is shaped by the descent of water from the surrounding highlands, notably through Big Canyon and along the seasonal paths of Meadow Creek and Warm Creek. A curious local landmark, Hot Springs, appears to the northeast, signaling the geothermal activity common to this region of Idaho. The map reveals a sparse but deliberate network of transit, including Juniper Rd and Harris Rd, which serve the high basin's agricultural and ranching interests during the early 21st century. This survey documents the area's enduring reliance on creek-fed valleys for settlement in a landscape otherwise dominated by expansive open terrain.