1951 Map of Clover

About this map

Clover serves as a central point of reference in this landscape of southern Idaho, where an intricate network of water management defines the region's agricultural character. This survey illustrates the transition from natural drainage to engineered irrigation, with the Low Line Canal and High Line Canal cutting across the terrain alongside an extensive Irrigation Ditch system. These features, coupled with numerous Seepage Tunnels and a Filter Pond, speak to the intensive water engineering required to support the local economy during the mid-20th century.