2010 Map of Sugarloaf

About this map

Collier Place stands as a lone human marker in this drainage-rich portion of Owyhee County, where the desert landscape is defined by the complex branching of the Jacks Creek system. The terrain is characterized by expansive depressions and prominent landmarks like the Little Jacks Creek Basin and the Sagebrush Basin, highlighting the unique topographical features of this Idaho high-desert region. Water management and natural hydrology are central to the area's layout, anchored by the Harveys Canyon Reservoir and the drainage of Big Jacks Creek. This 2010 survey details the intricate network of canyons and plateaus, including Willies Canyon and the notable high points of Sugarloaf and The Hat. The map provides an essential record of the area's remote geography, from The Falls to the curiously named Comical Turn.