2023 Map of Max

About this map

Agricultural irrigation networks and rural townships define the landscape of Minidoka County in this recent survey. The terrain is marked by a precise grid of county roads, such as 1500 North Rd and 600 East Rd, which facilitate access to the vast farming tracts common in this part of Idaho. Water management is the central geographic feature of the region, evidenced by the intricate system of drainage canals including C Main Drain, D Main Drain, and B Main Drain. These man-made features work in tandem with natural depressions like Rim Lake and German Lake to manage the local water table for agricultural production. Small residential clusters, such as those along S Crystal Dr, are scattered throughout the sections, reflecting the modern settlement pattern of the Snake River Plain where heritage farmsteads intersect with contemporary development.