2010 Map of Poplar

About this map

The Poplar settlement and the northern reaches of the Ririe Reservoir dominate this 2010 topographic survey of Bonneville County. The landscape is defined by the significant hydraulic engineering of the Ririe Dam on Willow Creek, which manages water flow in a region also shaped by the Snake River as it passes near Stinking Spring Canyon. The map reveals a complex network of agricultural irrigation and rural transport, including the Anderson Canal, Riley Ditch, and several family-named routes such as Birch Creek Rd and Meadow Creek Rd. A notable topographical feature, the Harris Dugway, indicates the historical necessity of managed descents into the creek drainage systems. Further south and east, the terrain becomes more dissected by natural drainages like Mud Spring Creek and Deep Creek, illustrating the transition from the irrigated valley floors to the more broken upland country of eastern Idaho.