1998 Map of Lincoln Creek

About this map

The Fort Hall Indian Reservation dominates the landscape of Bingham County, Idaho, where the high desert terrain meets a sophisticated network of irrigation and river systems. Central to this map is the Lincoln Creek Valley, a topographic corridor shaped by the Lincoln Creek and flanked by the Blackfoot River to the north. This area reflects a mid-20th-century transition in Western land use, where historical markers like the Fort Hall No. 2 Historic Site sit amidst a complex grid of water engineering, including the Idaho Canal, Reservation Canal, and Portneuf Presto Ditch. Local transit is defined by rural corridors such as Cosgrove Road and East Weeding Lane, which connected the outlying settlement of Wapello to the scattered cemeteries and farmsteads that define this high-plain community.