2011 Map of Wayan East

About this map

Middle Dairy and Upper Dairy are central landmarks in this high-elevation pastoral landscape of Caribou County, where a complex network of waterways defines the terrain. The drainage of Lanes Creek and Tincup Creek dominates the hydrology, supported by numerous smaller tributaries such as Chippy Creek, Olsen Creek, and Daves Creek. This 2011 survey reflects the area’s continued reliance on forestry and ranching infrastructure, as seen in the naming of cattle-related sites and a system of Forest Service roads including Caribou NF RD 190 and Caribou NF RD 117. Distinctive features like Midnight Spring and the rugged Browns Canyon indicate a remote environment where natural water sources and topographical breaks are key markers for navigation and land use in the southeast Idaho mountains.