2017 Map of Rupert

About this map

Rupert serves as the primary urban center in this agricultural landscape of southern Idaho, where the town's grid is defined by numbered streets and avenues like Oneida St and Scott Ave. The surrounding territory is shaped by a complex irrigation network essential to the region's productivity, featuring major arteries such as the Milner Canal, B-Canal, and Main Drain. The Snake River winds along the southern portion of the quadrangle, serving as the border between Minidoka and Cassia Counties. Within the river's path lies Parees Island, while smaller communities like Heyburn, Declo, and Springdale anchor the rural sections. Local history is evidenced in smaller settlements and landmarks, including the Declo Cem and specialized drainage systems like the D-Fifteen Drain and A-1 Canal that have defined the local economy for generations.