1967 Map of Bowen Valley

About this map

Bowen Valley and the surrounding high desert terrain southeast of Baker are captured in this mid-century survey, showcasing a landscape defined by the Powder River and its numerous tributaries. The settlement of Salisbury sits at a critical junction near the river, south of where the Union Pacific line cuts through the northeastern corner of the map. This rail corridor is supported by industrial infrastructure including a Weighing Station and Substation, indicating the area's role as a transit point for the region's resources.