1971 Map of Wendell

About this map

Wendell serves as the central hub of this agricultural landscape in Southern Idaho, characterized by a grid of irrigation infrastructure and rural crossroads. The town is marked by its community landmarks including McGinnis Park, a local Park, and the Athletic Field, while the Grain Elevator near the southern edge reflects the region's reliance on farming. Transportation is defined by a strictly aligned road network featuring Main St, Bliss St, and Gooding St, which connect the town to outlying areas like the settlement of Tuttle and a nearby Trailer Park. Significant water management features such as the W Canal, a Siphon, and the Sewage Disposal Ponds illustrate the engineered nature of the High Desert terrain. To the north, a prominent Pipeline cuts across the landscape, which is otherwise dotted with industry-specific sites like Gravel Pits and a Borrow Pit.