1968 Map of Mc Cammon

About this map

The McCammon townsite serves as the central hub of this late-1960s Idaho landscape, situated where the Union Pacific railroad lines converge along the Portneuf River. This area in Bannock County is a complex intersection of ancient history and modern infrastructure, featuring the Petroglyphs Rest Area near Indian Rocks. The geography is defined by the transition from the wide Marsh Valley to the rising elevations of the Caribou Range, which is protected as part of the Caribou National Forest. Evidence of historical land management and transit is visible through the Old Indian Treaty Bdy and the Marsh Valley Canal. Numerous canyons, including Mullen Canyon and Dry Canyon, cut through the eastern highlands, while local industry is noted through several Gravel Pits and a Borrow Pit scattered throughout the valley floor.