2010 Map of Rupert NW

About this map

Rupert anchors the southern margin of this 2010 landscape, situated in an area of Idaho defined by its extensive irrigation infrastructure. The map reveals a precise grid of agricultural development, where water management is central to the land's utility. Significant waterways like the B Canal and F Main Drain cut through the terrain, supporting the surrounding farmsteads. Near the center of the quadrangle, Camp Holly Lake offers a rare natural water feature amidst the man-made channels. Genealogists and local historians will find the Rupert Cemetery clearly marked along N Meridian, serving as a primary landmark for the community. The transition from the more densely settled town of Rupert to the outlying rural blocks, such as those near 500 North Rd and 200 East Rd, illustrates the structured growth of Minidoka County in the early 21st century.