2016 Map of Boise

About this map

Boise sits at the northern edge of the High Plains, where the terrain breaks into the drainage systems of the E Strip E Fork Mujares Cr and W Strip E Fork Mujares Cr. This landscape is defined by the sharp contrast between the flat, cultivated tablelands and the complex canyon erosions that feed into the Canadian River basin further north. Along the southern boundary, the transition from Oldham County into Deaf Smith County occurs across a remarkably level plateau, punctuated by seasonal features like Hay Lake. The road network, including FM 2858 and numerous county routes such as Co RD 14 and Co RD A, follows a rigid section-line grid that reflects the systematic land partitioning of the Texas Panhandle. This map captures the region's enduring character as a sparsely populated ranching and agricultural corridor, anchored by the interstate transit of 40.