1965 Map of Drummond

About this map

Agricultural operations and the canyon systems of the upper Snake River plain define this mid-1960s landscape. The Union Pacific railroad line cuts across the northern terrain, serving the village of Drummond and several rural infrastructure points including a Grain Elevator and Storage Bins at France. The dramatic convergence of Bitch Creek and the Teton River creates deep incisions in the plateau, where industrial development is marked by a Powerhouse, Penstocks, and a Substation. To the north, Henry Meadow and the Camp Henry Historic Site indicate early settlement patterns near Conant Creek. In the southwest corner, the small community of Clementsville sits near a local Landing Strip, while the Farnum Cem remains as a genealogical marker for the surrounding homesteading families in this remote corner of Eastern Idaho.