2010 Map of Pocatello North

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Chubbuck and the surrounding northern reaches of the Pocatello urban area are defined by a complex grid of residential expansion and agricultural water management at the start of the 2010s. The landscape is heavily marked by its irrigation infrastructure, featuring an extensive network of laterals such as the Tyhee Lateral and Baker Lateral, alongside the prominent Fort Hall Main Canal. This intricate system supports the valley's transition from rural acreage to suburban development. Cultural landmarks like the Bannock County Fairgrounds sit near the major highway intersection, while the Simplot Effluent Irrigation Dam reflects the region's industrial and agricultural utility. To the south, the Portneuf River and Pocatello Creek weave through the growing neighborhoods of Alameda and North Pocatello, providing a clear view of how the city's modern footprint has followed the natural topography of the river valley.