2010 Map of Carey

About this map

Carey sits at the nexus of several vital water sources and irrigation channels in southern Idaho, serving as a hub for the surrounding ranching and agricultural lands. The landscape is defined by the Little Wood River and several artificial waterways including the West Canal and East Canal, which support the local economy. To the north, the terrain transitions into a series of canyons, including Box Canyon and Road Canyon, while the town itself is anchored by central landmarks like the Blaine County Fairgrounds and Carey Cemetery. The presence of Hot Springs Ranch and various springs, such as Strode Spring, indicates the geothermal and hydrological character of this region. Researching this area reveals a community tightly integrated with its water management systems, from the Harris Reservoir in the west to the winding course of Fish Creek to the east.