2010 Map of Antelope Butte

About this map

Antelope Butte rises as a prominent landmark in this Jefferson County landscape, overseeing a grid-like network of rural roads and essential water infrastructure. The territory is defined by the critical role of irrigation, with the Comstock Canal and Crystal Lake Canal carving paths across the terrain to support local agricultural life. This 2010 survey illustrates the systematic organization of the countryside through a strictly numbered road system, including E 1700 N and N 900 E, which connect remote homesteads and fields. Transportation and access are further delineated by named routes such as Schwendig Rd and W Mud Lake Rd, revealing the established spatial patterns of modern Idaho ranching and farming operations. The inclusion of the winding Canal Rd reflects the practical integration of transport corridors alongside the region's life-giving waterways.