2017 Map of Dietrich

About this map

Dietrich serves as the central hub of this agricultural landscape in southern Idaho, where a complex network of man-made waterways supports the region's productivity. The Little Wood River meanders across the northern and central sections, but it is the extensive irrigation infrastructure that defines the local geography. Significant conduits like the Lincoln Canal and the Milner Gooding Canal are accompanied by numerous numbered branches, such as Lateral 97.8 and Lateral 90.4, illustrating the precision of water management in the high desert. To the east, the prominent volcanic form of Crater Butte rises above the plains, providing a stark geographic contrast to the gridded farm roads and lateral ditches. The map detail extends to the local street names within the town center, including N Washington St and Main St, which cluster near the junction of the Dietrich Hwy and the Kimama Hwy.