1973 Map of The Cove

About this map

The Cove and the high peaks of the Sublett Range dominate this Idaho landscape at the border of Oneida and Box Elder counties. The terrain is defined by deep drainage systems like Cow Canyon and Dry Canyon that cut through the mountain slopes toward the Curlew Valley. Geologists and local historians can trace the utilitarian infrastructure of the 1970s, including a prominent pipeline and several borrow pits that suggest road maintenance or construction activity in this high-altitude region. Along the western edge, Table Mtn stands as a clear landmark above a network of jeep trails that navigate the ridges. To the southeast, the Stone Hills rise from the valley floor, providing a detailed look at the physical geography before modern development altered these remote drainages.