2017 Map of Blackfoot

About this map

The Blackfoot city center serves as the hub of this Idaho landscape, where the Snake River and Blackfoot River converge amidst a dense network of early 21st-century irrigation infrastructure. This intricate system of water management is defined by numerous channels including the Fort Hall Main Canal, Corbett Slough Canal, and New Lakeside Ditch, illustrating the region's total reliance on diverted water for agriculture. To the north, the small settlement of Wapello and the historic Porterville Bridge mark the transition toward more open rural lands, while the Grove City Cem and McCarley Field anchor the community's local history and infrastructure. The southern portion of the sheet rises toward Stevens Peak, overlooking the Equalizing Reservoir and a series of specialized irrigation laterals such as the Apex Lateral and Neva Lateral, which demonstrate the sophisticated engineering required to sustain the high desert plain.