2010 Map of Idahome

About this map

Idahome sits at the intersection of agricultural transport and the eastern slopes of the Cotterel Mountains in this 2010 survey of Cassia County. The landscape is defined by its rectilinear road grid, reflecting a deeply rooted rural economy where routes like Beet Dump Rd signify the local sugar beet industry's footprint. The settlement of Idahome serves as a central point along the rail and road corridor, surrounded by family-named tracks such as Sanders Rd and Commons Way. Water remains a vital but sparse resource in this high-desert environment, marked by the course of Coe Creek and the presence of Parke Spring to the west. This map documents the persistent agricultural character of the Snake River Plain before modern shifts in regional land use.