Clark County Idaho Land Cover Map — Shrubland Plain, Mountain Forest, and Sparse Development
Clark County in eastern Idaho is dominated by open shrubland, while forest becomes much more visible along the mountainous northern […]
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Cassia County Idaho Land Cover Map — 48.83% Shrubland Between Farm Country and Forested Ranges
Cassia County in south-central Idaho has a land-cover pattern that changes sharply from broad farm blocks in the north to
Caribou County Idaho Land Cover Map | Shrubland, Eastern Forest, and Western Farm Blocks
Caribou County in southeastern Idaho is dominated by open shrubland and forest, while broad farm blocks stand out in the
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Canyon County Idaho Land Cover Map | Farm Grid Around Nampa, Caldwell, Lake Lowell, and the Snake River
The supplied 2025 data makes Canyon County unusual among the Idaho counties in this series: agriculture remains the largest land-cover
Camas County Idaho Land Cover Map | Camas Prairie Farms Below Forested Mountains
Camas County’s supplied 2025 land-cover summary is led by shrubland at 47.51%, but the county does not look uniform. Forested
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Butte County Idaho Land Cover Map | Shrubland Plain, Big Lost River Farms, and Volcanic Barren Ground
Butte County is overwhelmingly open country on the supplied 2025 classification. Shrubland accounts for 78.09% of the county, while forest
Boundary County Idaho Land Cover Map | Kootenai Farm Valley Between Forested Mountain Blocks
Boundary County’s 2025 land-cover pattern is dominated by forest, which accounts for 75.70% of the supplied summary. The main exception
Bonneville County Idaho Land Cover Map | Idaho Falls Farm Grid, Eastern Forest, and Palisades Water
Bonneville County stretches across two sharply different land-cover settings. The western side is a broad Snake River Plain landscape of
Bonner County Idaho Land Cover Map | Lake Pend Oreille Water, Forests, and a Compact Sandpoint Core
Bonner County is overwhelmingly forested on the supplied 2025 classification, but water is nearly as important to its visual identity.