1965 Map of New Plymouth
USGS Topo · Published 1967About this map
New Plymouth serves as the central hub of this agricultural landscape in the mid-1960s, its unique horseshoe-shaped street layout clearly visible south of the Union Pacific railroad line. The town's civic character is defined by the New Plymouth Sch and the adjacent County Fairgrounds, while the surrounding Lower Payette Valley is defined by a complex network of irrigation and transportation. To the north, the Payette River meanders past Birding Island and The Bluffs, while the southern terrain transitions into a more dissected landscape marked by Langley Gulch and Ashlock Gulch. This survey documents a period of established rural infrastructure, noting local landmarks like Hamilton Corner and cemeteries such as Parkview Cem and Kennedy Cem that anchor the community's genealogy.
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