1968 Map of Albion
USGS Topo · Published 1972About this map
Albion occupies a central valley position between the Albion Mountains to the southwest and the East Hills to the northeast. This 1968 survey details a landscape defined by its vital water sources, with numerous springs such as Bridger Spring and Water Canyon Spring feeding the drainage systems of Howell Creek and Marsh Creek. The town is supported by a network of wells and infrastructure including a Radio Facility and a Gaging Station. Cultural markers of the area's history are evident at the Cem and Pleasant Hill, while the surrounding terrain is etched with prospects and several gravel pits, indicating local extraction industries. The transition from the flat agricultural valley to the steep canyons of White Pine Canyon and Harroun Canyon illustrates the geographical constraints that shaped the development of this Idaho settlement.
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