1981 Map of Dodge
USGS Topo · Published 1981About this map
The confluence of river commerce and rail transport is evident along the Snake River at the Port of Garfield. This area, where the river meets Lake Bryan, serves as a critical junction for the region's agricultural output, evidenced by the numerous Storage Bins and the Grain Elevator at Houser. The Union Pacific railroad tracks follow the winding path of the Pataha Valley, tracing the course of Pataha Creek through a landscape defined by dramatic elevation changes between Dodge Hill and Kuhl Ridge.
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