2010 Map of Yandell Springs

About this map

Yandell Mountain and the high basins of southeast Idaho dominate this landscape, which is defined by an intricate network of water sources and primitive transit routes. In this high-desert environment, the density of named springs—such as Dixey Spring, Cowboy Spring, and White Rock Spring—points to the critical importance of water management for local ranching and land use. The presence of Westvaco and the prominent Gay Mine Rd indicates the intersection of industrial logistics with the natural geography. This area is further shaped by the flow of Lincoln Creek and the Ross Fork, while the Farmer Ditch illustrates human efforts to divert water across the drainage basins of Danielson Basin and Sage Hen Basin. The survey also documents family and work routes like Jeff Cabin Rd and Pole Line Rd, which trace the high ridges and canyons.