1981 Map of Wolverine

About this map

Wolverine sits amidst the prominent ridges of the Blackfoot Mts in Bingham County, Idaho, where the landscape is defined by its deep basins and seasonal drainages. This 1981 survey reveals a territory primarily shaped by water and topography, with Wolverine Basin and Saw Log Basin serving as natural collection points for numerous mountain springs. The drainage network is complex, featuring the rugged passage of The Narrows along Wolverine Creek, and the diverging paths of Henry Creek and its tributary, Dry Fork Henry Creek. These watercourses carve through the high terrain dominated by Taylor Mountain, where a solitary Radio Facility and a Storage Bin mark the few signs of modern infrastructure. For those tracking the geography of southeastern Idaho, the map details many local landmarks like Five Pine Canyon and Rattlesnake Canyon, as well as the southern boundary of Bonneville Co Bingham Co following the Base Line.