1966 Map of Etna

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Salt River meanders across the Idaho-Wyoming border in this mid-1960s survey, marking the agricultural heart of the Salt Lake Valley. The settlement of Etna sits at the base of the high timberlands, where irrigation features like the Baker Ditch and East Side Canal define the local water management essential for valley ranching. The landscape transitions sharply from the flat river bottom to the dense reaches of the Caribou National Forest to the west, which is accessed via the Black Rock Trail and several other pack routes.