1967 Map of Adrian
USGS Topo · Published 1981About this map
The Snake River carves a sharp, dramatic bend through this 1967 survey of the Oregon-Idaho borderlands, anchoring a landscape defined by sophisticated hydraulic engineering. The small settlement of Adrian serves as a local hub near the river's edge, supported by the Union Pacific railroad and the Adrian Airfield. This arid region was transformed into an agricultural corridor through an extensive network of irrigation features, including the Riverside Canal, the Kingman Lateral, and various named drainage systems like the Alkali Drain and Welch Drain.
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