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24 X 36 COMMISH PAYETTE COUNTY IDAHO 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 COMMISIONERS DISTRICT MAP 3500 4000 4500 5000 5500 6000 6500 7000 7500 8000 8500 9000 9500 10000 10500 11000 11500 Version 12.1 January 2012 12000 12500 13000 13500 B C D E F I J K L Copyright 2012 Payette County Idaho, All Rights Reserved CHERRY GULCH RD (WASH CO) M N O P Q R S T U V W Y R 5 W Z IDAHO OREGON R 4 W R 3 W MALHEUR CO W A S H I N G T O N C O U N T Y OREGON W A S H I N G T O N C O U N T Y R 2 W W A S H I N G T O N C O U N T Y W A S H I N G T O N C O U N T Y OX RANCH RD (PVT) TO WEISER 3500 0 3500 7000 MALHEUR CO OREGON SNAKE RIVER LOWER PAYETTE CANAL CC DRAIN DITCH #2 SCALE:1 INCH=7000 FEET OREGONIDAHO 95 NE 25TH AVE CC DRAIN DITCH #2 MALHEUR CO OREGON SHORTLINE (UNION PACIFIC) RAILROAD OREGON SNAKE RIVER HOG COVE CREEK NE 23RD AVE OX RANCH RD (PVT) INDIAN CREEK LOWER PAYETTE CANAL CC DRAIN DITCH #2 IDAHO OREGON OREGON SHORTLINE (UNION PACIFIC) RAILROAD MALHEUR CO OREGON NE 21ST AVECC DRAIN DITCH #2 LOWER PAYETTE CANAL HILL ROAD HOMESTEAD LOGS SNAKE RIVER LEGEND OREGON POOL ISLAND MALHEUR COUNTY OREGON IDAHO G E M C O U N T Y MALHEUR CO N. RIVER RD OREGON OREGON SHORTLINE (UNION PACIFIC) RAILROAD 95 LITTLE WILLOW RD ROAD RIGHT OF WAY HOG COVE BUTTE MALHEUR CO ALKALI CREEK OREGON NE 19TH AVE LOWER PAYETTE CANAL T 9 N DRY CREEK RD COMMISSIONER DISTRICT SNAKE RIVER MALHEUR CO OREGON NAGAKI ISLAND OREGONIDAHO SCOTCH PINES RD T 9 N WATER FEATURES SNAKE RIVER CREEK DRY CREEK RD MALHEUR CO CITY OF PAYETTE OREGON GOLFSCOTCH PINES GOLF COURSE WILLOW McINTYRE CANAL SNAKE RIVER 95 COURSE SCOTCHAIRPORT PINES GOLF COURSE OREGON PAYETTE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT LITTLE OREGON IDAHO SCOTCH PINES GOLF COURSE MALHEUR CO PAYETTE HEIGHTS RD N IOWA AVE OREGON SNAKE RIVER 52 OREGON IDAHO ROSEDALE SNAKE RIVER CEMETERY MALHEUR CO PAYETTE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT OREGON HAZELTINE ISLAND FOUR MILE RD SNAKE RIVER STATE OF IDAHO NE 17TH AVE DRY CREEK PAYETTEPAYETTE RIVER RIVER LITTLE BANKS ISLAND STATE OF IDAHO 52 STATE OF IDAHO OREGON IDAHO MALHEUR CO BANKS ISLAND OREGON GREENBELT PARK 7TH AVE NORTH SNAKE RIVER BANKS ISLAND 52 95 McCAIN MIDDLE SCHOOL PAYETTE RIVER PAYETTE SCHOOL DISTRICT 371J BIG FLAT RD LANDFILL CENTER AVE LANDFILL MALHEUR CO OREGON 52 IDAHO ROCK QUARRY GULCH OREGON LITTLE WILLOW RD NW 14TH AVE 52 LANDFILL G E M C O U N T Y MAIN ST 52 LANDFILL LANDFILL LANDFILL ROADS 95 BIG FLAT RD LANDFILL 6TH AVE S LANDFILL MALHEUR CO HIGH SCHOOL OREGON SNAKE RIVER DRAPER RD BANKS RD PAYETTE IOWA AVE. CLAY PEAK NW 11TH AVE 95 SULPHUR GULCH LANDFILL PATTON CANAL 95 CLAY PEAK CLAYPEAK LANDFILL H-13 ADA RD C-11 KANSAS AVE C-11 WHITLEY CT 52 MOTORCYCLE ROAD G-11, G-16 C-9, C-10 SNAKE RIVER PARK ADAMS RD C-15 KATY LN (PVT) N WHITLEY DR 95 CLAY PEAK MOTORCYCLE PARK NW 10TH AVE PVT KENNEDY RD C-10, C-13 / A-16, B-13 MALHEUR COUNTY OREGON D-05 AIRPORT RD D-6 KELLY DR S WHITLEY DR RIVER NE 10 AVE MALHEUR CO WASHOE RD W OREGON Y Z IDAHO OREGON CLAY G-14 AKRON RD A-7 KENNEDY RD C-10 WILD ROSE CIR PEAK SHEEP GULCH DRY CREEK RD OREGON SHORTLINE (UNION PACIFIC) RAILROAD 52 LITTLE WILLOW CREEK G E M C O U N T Y SNAKE RIVER C-9 ALDEN DR C-8, F-8 KILLEBREW DRIVE L-18 WILD WOOD LN HURD LN PATTON CANAL MALHEUR CO HANSON LN OREGON KIRK LANE INTERSTATE 95 C-9 ALDER DR D-7 KIRK LN C-9 WINESAP AVE SNAKE RIVER 84 PAYETTE RIVER CANAL DRAINAGE #9 SUCKER CREEK RD C-6 ALICE WAY D-7 KOI LN (GEM PVT) C-11 WOOD DUCK ST 49 SLOUGH SNAKE RIVER IDAHO OREGON NW 8TH AVE C-9 ALLEN AVE M-23, M-24 LABOR CAMP RD L-18 WOOD WAY OREGON SHORTLINE (UNION PACIFIC) RAILROAD IRViN DITCH LITTLE WILLOW CREEK ROCK QUARRY GULCH SOLTERBECK LANE SNAKE RIVER CANAL DRAINAGE #9 STONE QUARRY RD C-9 ALPINE CREEK DR D-6 LARCH WAY E-8 YEAGER LN 49 SLOUGH BIG WILLOW CREEK RABY LANE B-20 ANDERSON CORNER RD C-10 LATTIG DRIVE D-15 ZACH BLVD CANAL DRAINAGE #9 LITTLE WILLOW RD SUCKER CREEK MICKELSON LANE YEAGER LANE L-18 APACHE RD H-14 LEIGH ST D-10 ZINNIA ST PAYETTE RIVER 49 SLOUGH SNAKE RIVER MALHEUR CO SHANNON WASHOE RD OREGON NW 6TH 52 A-19 APPLE VALLEY RD (CANYON) D-10 LILAC ST B-6, C-6 1ST AVE N DAWS SLOUGH PAYETTE RIVER IDAHO OREGON WASHOE ST JACOBSENS ISLAND KILLEBREW DRIVE BIG WILLOW RD CANAL B-6, C-6 LOWER PAYETTE DITCH 49 SLOUGH D-3 APPLEGATE LN (PVT) H-14 LINDEN ST 1ST AVE S SNAKE RIVER PATTON MALHEUR CO PAYETTE RIVER 49 SLOUGH OREGON T 8 N C-9 APPLEWOOD AVE C-6 LISA LN B-18 1ST LN EAST PAYETTE RIVER JACOBSENS ISLAND SNAKE RIVER C-10, C-11 ARIZONA AVE L-17 LITTLE LN B-6, C-6 2ND AVE N NW 24TH ST PAYETTE RIVER 52 D-6 G-9, Q-1 B-6, C-6 TO ONTARIO SNAKE RIVER ASH LN LITTLE WILLOW CREEK RD 2ND AVE S PAYETTE RIVER PAYETTE RIVER LOWER PAYETTE DITCH NW 20TH ST 95 C-9 ASH LOOP B-20 LOCKER AVE C-18 2ND LN EAST OREGON IDAHO PAYETTE RIVER H-13 ASH ST H-13 LOCUST ST C-6, B-6 3RD AVE N MALHEUR CO LITTLE WILLOW CREEK OREGON DUTCH LANE PAYETTE RIVER FT WILSON DR HOLY ROSARY MEDICAL LOWER PAYETTE DITCH C-6, B-6 CENTER NW 16TH ST NE 16TH ST BIG WILLOW CREEK G E M C O U N T Y H-14 ASPEN ST D-9 LOCUST WAY 3RD AVE S 30 PAYETTE RIVER 30 PAYETTE RIVER MEMORIAL BIG WILLOW CREEK C-11 AYERS ST M-14 LOWER BENCH RD C-18 3RD LN EAST PAYETTE RIVER PAYETTE RIVER PAYETTE RIVER PARK NE 11TH ST PAYETTE RIVER 52 C-5 BAKER LN D-10 LUCILLE AVE C-6, B-6 4TH AVE N PAYETTE RIVER BIG WILLOW RD MALHEUR CO OREGON INTERSTATE T 8 N SNAKE RIVER C-6, B-6 BIG WILLOW CREEK B-6 BANKS RD D-10 MAGNOLIA AVE 4TH AVE S IDAHO OREGON PAYETTE RIVER NE 8TH ST BIG WILLOW CREEK 84 NW 4TH AVE PAYETTE RIVER C-15 BARNARD LN (PVT) B-6 MAIN ST C-6, B-6 5TH AVE N BIG WILLOW CREEK ELMORE RD GULCH RD C-9 BAYBERRY DR C-11 MALLARD ST C-6, B-6 6TH AVE N SANDHOLLOW DRAIN C-12 BEATRICE DR C-6 MANSER DRIVE B-6, C-6 6TH AVE S SNAKE RIVER PAYETTE RIVER B-6, D-6 MALHEUR CO 95 C-9 BEECH ST D-9 MAPLE CT 7TH AVE N OREGON E 1ST ST NW 3RD AVE PVTBIG WILLOW CREEK BIRDING ISLAND W 1ST ST SANDHOLLOW DRAIN B-5, C-5 BIRDING ISLAND B-16 BERTS LN H-13 MAPLE ST 8TH AVE N PENNSYLVANIA AVE OREGON IDAHO VALLEJO GRANDE DR BIG WILLOW CREEK PAYETTE RIVER PAYETTE RIVER DRAINAGE DITCH #7 B-19 BEVERLY AVE K-25 MARKET RD B-5, C-5 9TH AVE N CT 52 SE 6TH ST PAYETTE RIVER SANDHOLLOW DRAIN BIG WILLOW RD C-7 BEVERLY HILLS DRIVE D-6 MARLENE CIRCLE C-7 9TH AVE S 30 SNAKE RIVER NW 2 1/2 AVE Y-7, Z-5 BIG FLAT RD H-14 MCKINLEY ST B-5 10TH AVE N MALHEUR CO OREGON REST DRAINAGE DITCH #7 U I-12, U-8 BIG WILLOW RD C-11 MEADOW LARK AVE B-5 11TH AVE N MALHEUR CO PAYETTE RIVER V OREGON DRAINAGE DIST NO 6 AREA SANDHOLLOW DRAIN G E M C O U N T Y SNAKE RIVER NOBLE DITCH C-9 BISHOP AVE D-6 MEADOW VIEW DRIVE B-5 12TH AVE N SNAKE RIVER CUSTER RD FARMERS COOP CANAL BIG WILLOW CREEK ELMORE RD BLUFF RD BLUFF I-12 BLACK BRIDGE RD C-11 N MEADOWS AVE C-7 12TH AVE S MALHEUR CO NW 2ND AVE OREGON NW 2ND AVE BUTTE RD SANDHOLLOW DRAIN 52 J-20 BLACK CANYON EXIT D-8 MICKELSON LN B-5 13TH AVE N REST AREA FARMERS COOP NW 2ND AVE CANAL MALHEUR CO I-13, I-17 B-5, C-5 OREGON MORTON ISLAND (OREGON) SNAKE RIVER 95 BLAINE RD H-13 MILL RD 14TH AVE N NOBLE DITCH BOISE RD BIG WILLOW RD WILLOW BIG J-11, M-14 B-5, C5 SANDHOLLOW DRAIN BIG WILLOW CREEK BLUFF RD C-11 MINNESOTA AVE 15TH AVE N PAYETTE RIVER MORTON ISLAND 30 FARMERS COOP CANAL NOBLE DITCH DENVER RD NOBLE DITCH C-10 BOBWHITE ST B-12 MORTON ISLAND D-10 15TH CIR NOBLE DITCH RD SNAKE RIVER U.P. RAILROAD O.S.L.R.R. U.P. RAILROAD U.P. RAILROAD NW 1 1/2 AV U.P. RAILROAD ADAMS RD D-23 BOEHM LN C-6 MOSS DRIVE B-5 16TH AVE N NOBLE DITCH BIG WILLOW CREEK BLUFF RD MORTON ISLAND (OREGON) MALHEUR CO U.P.
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