
The community of Auburn sits along the state border where the high peaks of the Caribou Range meet the northern reaches of Star Valley. This 2021 survey documents the transition from the irrigated valley floor to the protected slopes of the Caribou National Forest. Local history is centered at the Auburn Cem and along established routes like Auburn-Tygee Rd, which connects the valley to the rugged Gannett Hills to the south. To the west, the landscape is defined by the Webster Range and a network of deep drainage features such as West Fork Toms Canyon and West Fork Water Canyon. The map details the complex terrain where Tygee Ridge and Marthas Canyon dominate the elevation, highlighting the persistent importance of water sources like OE Spring and The Falls in this arid high-country environment.
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