1967 Map of Hailey

About this map

Big Wood River serves as the central artery for this high-altitude landscape, where the valley floor supports a complex irrigation network including the Hiawatha Canal and Justus Ditch. The town of Hailey is the primary hub, showing a structured street grid anchored by the Union Pacific railroad and the Hailey Station. Beyond the residential blocks, the local infrastructure is clearly defined by the Friedman Memorial Airport, a Heliport, and several specialized facilities like the Hailey Hot Springs Reservoir. Steep canyon walls rise sharply from the valley, named for local landmarks like Red Devil Mtn and Carbonate Mountain. The map records a working landscape of mineral extraction and water management, with numerous mines and prospects scattered through Ohio Gulch and Quigley Creek, illustrating the intersection of aviation, mining, and ranching in the late 1960s.