2017 Map of The Dip

About this map

Blackfoot Reservoir anchors the northeast corner of this high-altitude landscape, where volcanic geology and range topography meet in southeastern Idaho. The Blackfoot Lava Field dominates the central terrain, characterized by unique formations such as Little Crater and the prominent heights of Red Mtn. This 2017 survey details a network of rural routes including Government Dam Rd and Crater Rd, which navigate the space between the Chesterfield Range and the southern Soda Springs Hills. The presence of several ephemeral and permanent water sources like Indian Spring and Lake Hollow suggests the critical importance of water management in this arid grazing and volcanic region. Named landmarks like The Dip and Corral Creek Ridge offer specific reference points for those tracing local land use and geographic boundaries in Caribou County.