2017 Map of Milner

About this map

The Snake River carves through the southern landscape of this Idaho quadrangle, defining the boundary between Twin Falls and Cassia counties. This region is a testament to sophisticated irrigation engineering, where the river's flow is diverted into an extensive network of artificial waterways. The Milner-Gooding Canal and the North Side Main Canal draw from the river near the settlement of Milner, supporting the agricultural productivity of the surrounding plains. To the north, Wilson Lake Reservoir and the prominent Hazelton Butte overlook a grid of agricultural fields and smaller irrigation features like the Hazelton B Spill. These man-made channels, including the A Canal and B Canal, represent a complex hydraulic system that transformed the arid terrain. Small clusters of habitation at Greenwood and McHenry are linked by a precise network of frontage roads and local routes like Milner Rd and Shoestring Rd.