1971 Map of Schiller

About this map

The American Falls Reservoir dominates this landscape along the border of Power and Bannock counties, submerged where the Snake River and Portneuf River converge. This 1971 survey captures the hydrological and industrial footprint of the region, featuring underwater contours mapped by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. On the southern shore, Michaud Flats reveals a network of agricultural development and infrastructure, including the Pocatello Municipal Airport and the tracks of the Union Pacific railroad. Cultural and historical sites are scattered throughout the Fort Hall Indian Reservation, most notably the Indian Cem near the eastern margin. Local travel and recreation are evidenced by features like Rainbow Beach and the Boat Ramp, while the rural interior is defined by named thoroughfares such as Sterling Road and Gardner Road, providing a clear view of the area's mid-century layout.