
The agricultural development of southern Idaho's high desert is etched into the landscape of this 1971 survey. Spanning the borders of Gooding, Lincoln, and Jerome Counties, the area is defined by a sophisticated water management network designed to reclaim the arid soil. A primary Canal system feeds into numerous Lateral branches, controlled by infrastructure such as a Diversion Dam and a Siphon. These features illustrate the mid-century expansion of irrigation that transformed this region's economy.
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1964 Burley NW
Jerome County, ID

1964 Burley SW
Jerome County, ID

1964 Eden NE
Jerome County, ID

1964 Falls City
Jerome County, ID

1964 Hunt
Jerome County, ID

1964 Milner
Jerome County, ID

1964 Perrine
Jerome County, ID

1965 Milner
Jerome County, ID

1971 Gooding SE
Jerome County, ID

1971 Shoshone SE
Jerome County, ID

1971 Shoshone SW
Jerome County, ID

1979 Falls City
Jerome County, ID

1979 Twin Falls NE
Jerome County, ID

2023 Burley NW
Jerome County, ID

2023 Burley SW
Jerome County, ID

2023 Eden NE
Jerome County, ID

2023 Hunt
Jerome County, ID

2023 Milner
Jerome County, ID

2023 Shoshone SE
Jerome County, ID

2023 Shoshone SW
Jerome County, ID

2024 Falls City
Jerome County, ID

2024 Gooding SE
Jerome County, ID

2024 Twin Falls NE
Jerome County, ID