1971 Map of Pauline

About this map

Arbon Valley serves as the primary corridor for agricultural activity and settlement in this corner of Idaho, dominated by the winding course of Bannock Creek. The small community of Pauline stands as a local hub, featuring grain Storage Bins and the nearby Arbon Sch, reflecting the importance of rural education and infrastructure during the early 1970s. The northern section of the map reveals the southern edge of the Fort Hall Indian Reservation, where the terrain transitions into complex drainages like Rattlesnake Creek. Land use is clearly defined by water management and resource extraction, seen in the irrigation of Pabawena Ditch and the presence of scattered Gravel Pits and isolated spring-fed sites like Rock Springs.