2011 Map of Lake Lowell

About this map

Lake Lowell dominates this Canyon County landscape, its waters contained by a series of engineered structures including Deer Flat-Upper Dam, Deer Flat-Middle Dam, and Deer Flat-Lower Dam. The surrounding terrain is defined by a dense network of irrigation infrastructure essential to Idaho agriculture, featuring prominent arteries like the Phyllis Canal, Mora Canal, and Deer Flat Caldwell Canal. Smaller distributors such as the Messler Lateral and Thacker Lateral reach into the rural blocks. Local landmarks provide social and historical context, from the Sage Acres Race Track in the northwest corner to the Hillcrest Memorial Gardens cemetery near the lake's northern shore. Small settlement clusters such as Underkoflers Corner, Sage Acres, and Midway anchor the grid of country roads, while Gotts Point marks a distinct projection into the eastern reaches of the reservoir.