2011 Map of Bruneau

About this map

The Bruneau settlement occupies the south-central portion of this map, situated where the Bruneau River flows northward toward the expansive C J Strike Reservoir. This landscape is defined by the complex water management required for high-desert agriculture, visible through the network of the Buckaroo Ditch and the South Side Canal. Evidence of historic western migration routes is imprinted across the terrain, with the Oregon Trail Rd and segments of the Emigrant Trl traversing the plains. To the west, the Little Valley community is anchored by the Little Valley School, while the northern reaches focus on the reservoir and features like Crane Falls Lake and the Young Landing Area. The presence of Loveridge Bridge and landmarks like Crabb Butte further define the local geography, illustrating the blend of historic transport paths and mid-century irrigation developments.