1924 Map of Ammon

About this map

Ammon sits at the edge of the Snake River Plain, marking the transition from agricultural valley floor to the rising Blackfoot Mountains. This survey captures the irrigation and rail infrastructure vital to early twentieth-century settlement, featuring the Union Pacific railroad and a network of canals including the Highline and Hillside. The rural landscape is defined by local school districts, such as Pleasant View School and Dewey School, which served the scattered homesteads of Bonneville and Bingham counties.