
Irwin and the surrounding high country of the Caribou Range dominate this mid-1930s survey along the Idaho-Wyoming border. The Snake River carves a deep path through the Grand Valley, supported by essential river crossings like Edwards Ferry and early infrastructure like State Highway No 22. This was a landscape of small, dispersed communities and mountain industry, evidenced by the Weeks Saw Mill near the Snake River Range and a dense network of rural schoolhouses such as Fidelity Sch and Rainy Dale Sch.
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