1967 Map of Mohler

About this map

Mohler sits as a primary settlement in this late 1960s landscape, positioned where the high plains of Central Ridge begin their descent into a complex system of drainage coulees. The terrain is defined by the deep incisions of Big Canyon Creek and Little Canyon Creek, which carve steep-walled valleys through the agricultural plateau. Small-scale industrial activity is evident near the watercourses, with several Gravel Pits and operations located along the creek beds, particularly near Long Hollow Creek. Evidence of early territorial organization is present through the visible Boise Meridian and the Nez Perce and Lewis County boundary. Genealogists may find interest in the Russell Cem located in the northeast, while the smaller settlement of Graves and various segments of Jeep Trail suggest the rural connectivity of this interior Idaho region during the mid-century era.