2013 Map of Woodville

About this map

Snake River water rights and agricultural engineering define this portion of the Snake River Valley on the border of Bonneville and Bingham counties. The landscape is dominated by an intricate network of irrigation infrastructure designed to sustain the region's farms, including the Great Western Canal, Oakland Canal, and Woodville Canal. The settlement of Woodville serves as a central point for local history, featuring the Woodville Cem located just north of the county line. To the southeast, the town of Shelley sits near the Shelley Bridge, which provides a vital crossing over the river. The map details how lateral canals like the Olson Lateral and Shull Lateral distribute water through the townships of t2n r36e and t1n r37e, illustrating the complex relationship between the river's flow and the established grid of county roads.