1968 Map of Monument Peak NE

About this map

Curlew Valley dominates the landscape of this high-desert region during the late 1960s, straddling the northern border where Idaho and Utah meet. The map reveals a sparsely settled but infrastructure-heavy territory, marked by significant water management and industrial transit. Rose Ranch and its accompanying Rose Ranch Reservoir represent the vital intersection of ranching and water resources in this arid environment. A large Pipeline cuts across the terrain, illustrating the region's role as a corridor for utility transport. Nearby, a section of road labeled Under Construction points to the expanding transportation network of the era, while the Gravel Pit indicates the local extraction of materials necessary for this development along the banks of Deep Creek.