1969 Map of Sheaville

About this map

Sheaville sits at the base of this 1969 high-desert survey, marking a vital junction point along the border of Oregon and Idaho. The landscape is defined by the drainage of Succor Creek, where numerous family-named water sources such as Fenwick Spring, Emery Spring, and the curiously named Sticky Joe Spring indicate the importance of water rights in this arid rangeland. To the south, the historic Camp Lyons (Site) and a local Cem reflect the early frontier footprint of the region.