1998 Map of Cloverdale

About this map

Hubbard Reservoir and a complex web of irrigation canals define this landscape on the western edge of Boise and eastern Meridian. The map captures the late 20th-century transition of the Treasure Valley from agricultural roots to suburban expansion, evidenced by the intricate system of laterals like the Snider Lateral and Boller Lateral alongside emerging residential blocks. Local institutions such as George Fox Univ. and Maple Grove Sch anchor the growing neighborhoods, while traditional landmarks like the Tenmile Rodeo Grounds reflect the area’s rural heritage. Water management remains central to the geography, with the Ridenbaugh Canal and New York Canal cutting across the terrain to support the valley's development. This survey serves as a precise record of the regional footprint before the turn of the millennium, documenting old rail sidings at Perkins and Boise Junction.