2013 Map of Parma

About this map

The Snake River and Boise River define this borderland landscape where Oregon and Idaho meet. In the early 21st century, the town of Parma stands as a central hub, surrounded by a complex network of irrigation infrastructure including the Farmers Cooperative Sebree Canal, Parma Canal, and D-Line Canal. This hydraulic system supports the fertile agricultural land of Canyon County, Idaho, and Malheur County, Oregon. The map records several legacy landmarks important for local history and genealogy, such as Parma Cem and Boise Cem. Significant river features like Bridge Island and McConnel Island illustrate the shifting channels of these major waterways. Smaller settlements and neighborhoods like Apple Valley and the edge of Nyssa are linked by a grid of named roads, including Apple Valley Rd and Grandview Ave, which trace the development of this rural community and its aviation connection at Parma Airport.