1967 Map of Haines
USGS Topo · Published 1971About this map
The high plains of Baker Valley are defined here by a complex hydraulic landscape where the Powder River and North Powder River meet an intricate network of irrigation ditches and sloughs. In the late 1960s, the community of Haines served as a central hub for this ranching region, situated along the Union Pacific railroad. The geography reveals a transition from the level valley floor to the prominent elevation of Hutchinson Hill and Coyote Point. Local landmarks such as Radium Hot Springs and the Rodeo Grounds south of town suggest a landscape utilized for both thermal resources and community gatherings. For those researching family history, the map includes significant points of interest like the Rock Creek Cem and named waterways including Christensen Slough and Favorite Slough, which likely represent early land-use patterns and family ranching boundaries.
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