2013 Map of The Cove

About this map

Curlew National Grassland dominates the eastern edge of this high-desert Idaho landscape, where the Idaho-Utah border sits just south of the mapped area. The terrain is defined by the sharp elevations of the Sublett Range and the Stone Hills, creating a complex series of ridges and basins that converge at the topographical feature known as The Cove. This 2013 survey illustrates a region largely shaped by public land management and ranching access, evidenced by the network of corridors including Cow Canyon Rd and N Canyon Rd. Significant landmarks such as Table Mtn and the long descent of Dry Canyon reveal the drainage patterns and geographical obstacles that have historically dictated movement through Oneida County. Local road names like W Rodeo Rd and W Harris Roe Rd provide a tangible link to the area's rural heritage and local family history.