2013 Map of Kimama

About this map

Kimama sits at the intersection of early twentieth-century transportation and rugged volcanic geology in this high desert landscape. The settlement is centered on the diagonal route of Id-24, reflecting the historical rail-and-road corridor through southern Idaho. To the south, the prominent topographical feature known as The Crater rises above the surrounding plains, while the Schrike Reservoir and the F Main Drain illustrate the critical infrastructure of local water management in an arid environment. The map details a strictly organized grid of rural roads, such as Kimama Lookout Rd and Kimama Carey Rd, which straddle the border of Lincoln and Minidoka Counties. This layout highlights the transition between the open sagebrush steppe and the engineered agricultural lands that define the Snake River Plain region.