1964 Map of Dubois NE

About this map

Camas Creek meanders through this high-altitude terrain in the mid-1960s, cutting a path through the southeastern corner of the map. This segment of the landscape is defined by its rural character and open range, where human presence is sparse and largely confined to the Jacoby Ranch. The drainage patterns of the creek and its surrounding tributaries dictate the movement across the territory, with access heavily dependent on a network of primitive roads and a Jeep Trail that winds through the northern sections. The map also delineates the jurisdictional boundary between Clark and Fremont Counties, a line that cuts through the open landscape where development remained minimal decades after the original aerial surveys. For researchers, it provides a look at the essential ranching infrastructure and water access points that sustained agriculture in this part of Idaho.