2010 Map of Hunt

About this map

The settlement of Hunt and its surrounding agricultural landscape are defined by a complex network of man-made waterways essential for irrigation in this part of Idaho. This 2010 survey shows the critical role of the Milner Gooding Canal as it winds through the northern and eastern portions of the quadrangle, while the North Side Main Canal provides the primary water source for the southern region. These engineering feats transformed the high desert into productive land, a transition punctuated by the Wilson Lake Reservoir and its associated Wilson Lake Dam in the southeast. The geometric precision of the landscape is further emphasized by the grid of local thoroughfares such as Hunt Rd, N Eden Rd, and S Eden Rd, alongside smaller distribution channels like Lateral 21.