1967 Map of Paris

About this map

Paris and Bloomington sit at the western edge of the Bear Lake Valley, where the steep drainages of the Cache National Forest meet the flatter agricultural lands to the east. This 1967 field-checked survey reveals the civic and industrial infrastructure of the era, from the Emerson Sch and Bear Lake HS in Paris to the Powerplant tucked into Paris Canyon. The Union Pacific Railroad runs north-south through the valley, facilitating movement along the same corridor as the Dingle Road.