1954 Map of Gold Fork
USGS Topo · Published 1967About this map
Hot Spring serves as a lone point of settlement in this high-elevation landscape where the Payette National Forest and Boise National Forest meet. The 1954 field survey documents a wilderness defined by administrative oversight and hydraulic management, featuring sites like the Crawford Guard Station and fire-watch positions at Sloans Point Lookout and Gold Fork Lookout. The intricate drainage system of the Little Gold Fork and Valley River is punctuated by mid-century water projects, including Calendar Reservoir and Davis Reservoir.
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Editions of this 1954 Gold Fork Map
3 editions found
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