2013 Map of Springfield NW

About this map

The Snake River Valley defines the topography of this Bingham County landscape, where the land is organized by a precise grid of rural roads and irrigation infrastructure. The most prominent water feature is the Rockford Canal, which flows through the southeastern portion of the quadrangle, reflecting the area's reliance on managed water systems for agriculture. A network of arterial routes, including Hoff Rd, W Hoff Rd, and W 400 S, provides access to the large sections of the t2s r32e and t3s r32e townships. The map illustrates a largely open terrain typical of the Snake River Plain, where human presence is marked primarily by the geometric precision of the S 2200 W and N 1900 W corridors.