2010 Map of Springfield NW

About this map

Springfield Taber Rd cuts diagonally through this section of Bingham County, contrasting with the rigid section-line grid that organizes the surrounding high-desert agricultural landscape. Recorded in the early 21st century, the map reveals a highly structured environment defined by numbered roads like W 300 N and S 2200 W, which likely facilitate the movement of machinery and crops in this rural region. The presence of Well No 2 Rd in the northwest suggests the vital importance of groundwater infrastructure for the area's development. Small clusters of structures are scattered along Hoff Rd and W 100 S, providing a footprint of modern rural settlement patterns. The sparse hydrography and uniform road spacing indicate a landscape shaped almost entirely by contemporary irrigation and land management practices.