1957 Map of Cambridge

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The Weiser River valley forms the central corridor of this mid-century Idaho survey, where the Union Pacific railroad tracks trace the river’s path through Cambridge. This area serves as a significant intersection of mountainous ranching land and valley agriculture, with the northern reaches dominated by the Payette National Forest and the peaks of the Cuddy Mountains. Small rural hubs like Middle Valley, Dixie, and Goodrich are interconnected by early improved roads and rail lines, reflecting a landscape centered on transport and livestock.