2013 Map of Nampa

About this map

Nampa serves as the central hub of this Idaho landscape, where an intricate network of irrigation channels and drainage ditches defines the agricultural and suburban layout. The map reveals the critical role of water management in the region, with the Phyllis Canal, Ridenbaugh Canal, and Wilson Drain crisscrossing the terrain. Industrial and institutional footprints are prominent, including the Northwest Nazarene Univ campus and the legacy of the Sugar Factory Camp. Beyond the city center, the survey details several historically named crossroads and small settlements such as Karcher Junction, Tiegs Corner, and Fischer. To the south, the terrain transitions toward the water at Upper Deer Flat, while the Nampa Municipal Airport and Nampa Hatchery indicate the specialized land use essential to the county's infrastructure in the early 21st century.