2013 Map of Coffee Point SW

About this map

Bingham County land patterns are defined by a strict geometric grid of survey lines and secondary roads in this 2013 topographic study. The terrain is characterized by subtle undulations, where the Public Land Survey System (PLSS) townships like t4s r30e and t5s r30e dictate the movement of local transit. Navigability in this portion of the Idaho landscape relies on a network of numbered rural routes, including W 1000 S and the long north-south axis of S 3500 W. Toward the southern edge of the quadrangle, Crater Sub Rd and S 3400 W intersect near the border of t5s r31e, reflecting the agricultural and ranching layout typical of the region. The absence of major named water bodies or urban centers emphasizes the open, rural character of this high-desert environment during the early twenty-first century.