2010 Map of Norland

About this map

Adelaide and Norland anchor this agricultural landscape in Minidoka County, Idaho, where a rigid grid of rural roads defines the high desert territory north of the Snake River. The map illustrates a highly organized irrigation and transport system, characterized by long, straight thoroughfares such as 1500 North Rd and N Meridian. These routes intersect at precise intervals, supporting the region's farming heritage. The influence of water management is visible through the F Main Drain, a critical piece of infrastructure in this arid environment. This 2010 survey reflects the enduring layout of the Minidoka project area, showing the deliberate planning that transformed the sagebrush plains into productive farmland. For genealogists or local historians, the specific road designations like 300 West Rd and 1200 North Rd provide exact spatial context for family landholdings and rural residences.