2010 Map of Milner

About this map

The Milner Dam and the resulting Milner Lake anchor the southeastern portion of this landscape, where the Snake River is diverted into a complex network of agricultural infrastructure. This early 21st-century irrigation system defines the local geography, featuring major arteries like the Milner Gooding Canal, North Side Main Canal, and Twin Falls Main Canal. These waterways snake across the terrain to support small agricultural clusters and crossroads settlements such as McHenry, Greenwood, and Parsons. The topographic relief is punctuated by Hazelton Butte, which rises above the surrounding plains. The map meticulously records the grid of rural roads, including Ridgeway Rd and Milner Rd, illustrating the intersection of natural river hydrology and human engineering that sustains the region's farming economy.