2020 Map of Woodville

About this map

Woodville and its surrounding agricultural landscape are defined by a sophisticated network of irrigation channels and the nearby Snake River. The settlement pattern in this corner of Idaho reflects a heavy reliance on water management, with the Great Western Canal, Bain Canal, and Martin Canal dissecting the terrain to support local farming. The Snake River Valley provides a distinct geographic backdrop, while local landmarks such as the Shelley Bridge and Woodville Cem offer specific points of interest for genealogical and local history research. The map also traces numerous laterals and ditches, including the Shull Lateral, Olson Lateral, and Waste Ditch, which illustrate the complex engineering required to cultivate this region. This modern topographic view captures the enduring rural character of the area as it transitioned into the 2020s, maintaining its historical agricultural roots.