2013 Map of Shattuck Butte
USGS Topo · Published 2013About this map
Oakland Valley sits in the southeastern portion of this Idaho landscape, where the agricultural character of Bonneville County is defined by an intricate network of irrigation systems. The Oakland Canal and Martin Canal weave through the valley, providing the vital water infrastructure necessary for farming in this high-altitude terrain. Dominating the northeastern quadrant, the volcanic profile of Shattuck Butte serves as a prominent natural landmark overlooking the surrounding sections. A sparse network of range roads, including W 129 N and W 81st N, segment the land into a traditional grid, while the W Arco Hwy cuts a diagonal path across the southwestern corner, connecting the area to broader regional hubs. The presence of the QB One Airport in the west further reflects the modern logistical needs of this rural expanse.
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1949 · Idaho Falls North
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1949 · Lewisville
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