2017 Map of Lake Lowell

About this map

Lake Lowell serves as the central anchor for this Idaho landscape, dominated by a sophisticated irrigation network that has defined local agriculture since the early 20th century. A dense web of waterways, including the Phyllis Canal, Mora Canal, and Deer Flat Caldwell Canal, crisscrosses the terrain, illustrating the engineered transformation of the high desert into productive farmland. To the north, the urban fringes of Caldwell and Nampa begin to meet the rural outskirts near Underkoflers Corner.