2013 Map of Twin Falls

About this map

Twin Falls and the surrounding agricultural landscape are defined by the deep gorge of the Snake River, which marks the boundary between Jerome and Twin Falls counties. This 2013 survey illustrates the modern footprint of the city as it extends toward the canyon rim, anchored by the Coll of Southern Idaho and numerous residential developments. The area's dependence on large-scale irrigation is evident in the presence of the Low Line Canal and the Orchalara Seepage Tunnel, critical components for the region's high-desert farming. Significant natural landmarks including Shoshone Falls and Pillar Falls punctuate the river's path, while the Perrine Memorial Bridge provides a vital link across the chasm. To the east, the settlement of Kimberly and the McMillan Siding reflect the continued importance of the railroad in moving local produce from facilities like Champlin Farms.