1966 Map of Herman

About this map

Herman sits near the marshy northern edge of Grays Lake in this mid-1960s survey of Bonneville County. The landscape is defined by the transition from the lake basin to the timbered slopes of the Caribou National Forest, where the Brockman Guard Station serves as a remote outpost for forest management. This area is heavily influenced by its water systems, featuring a network of drainages including Sawmill Creek, Brockman Creek, and Bear Creek that feed into the valley floor. The map documents the localized infrastructure of the era, such as a Cinder Pit and various Storage Bins, alongside a Gaging Station and Clark Outlet that monitored the hydrology of the valley. A series of Jeep Trails provide the primary means of navigating the higher elevations toward Della Basin and the forest interior.