1967 Map of Hailey

About this map

Hailey serves as the central hub of this 1960s valley study, situated along the Big Wood River where the Union Pacific line parallels the water. The landscape is defined by a sophisticated irrigation network including the Comstock Ditch, Mizer Ditch, and Hiawatha Canal, which support agriculture in the narrow valley floor between rising peaks. Local industry and infrastructure are well-documented, from the Friedman Memorial Airport and Radio Tower (KSKI) to numerous Mines and Prospects scattered through Ohio Gulch and near Carbonate Mountain. Smaller settlements like Gimlet and Barite mark the northern transit corridor, while the town of Hailey shows clear civic development with a Cem, Heliport, and the Hailey Reservoir tucked into the western foothills.