1915 Map of Crow Creek

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The Caribou National Forest dominates this Idaho-Wyoming borderlands survey, revealing a landscape defined by high-altitude ranching and the early extractive industry. Before the modern expansion of infrastructure, the region relied on a network of isolated outposts such as Draney Ranch, Lowes Ranch, and Allemans Ranch, which were linked by the Road winding through Sage Valley. A notable industrial feature is the Old Salt Works, appearing twice along the creek drainages, indicating the historical importance of local mineral springs like Old Salt Spr to the frontier economy.