1992 Map of Kuna

About this map

The town of Kuna serves as the focal point of this agricultural and desert landscape, characterized by an intricate network of irrigation infrastructure and volcanic topography. Water management is central to the area's development, with the New York Canal, Kuna Canal, and Mora Canal redirecting the flow of Indian Creek to support local farming. South of the main settlement, the land rises toward Kuna Butte before dropping toward the Snake River canyon. This southern portion of the map is dominated by the Birds Of Prey Area, a significant conservation landscape. Local history is reflected in the presence of Ross Sch and Hubbard Sch, alongside the Cem and the unique geological landmark of Kuna Cave. The survey captures the Boise Meridian's role in the regional grid, separating Canyon and Ada counties.