1973 Map of Stone

About this map

Stone sits as a quiet hub within the wide expanse of the Curlew Valley along the Idaho-Utah border. This 1970s survey captures a landscape defined by the management of water in an arid environment, centered on the Stone Reservoir and the meandering path of Deep Creek. The presence of numerous irrigation and stock wells, such as Well 4623 and Well 4559, underscores the agricultural dependency of the region. Local recreation and land use are evidenced by the Curlew Campground and Boat Ramp near the reservoir dam, while the rugged margins are marked by features like North Canyon and scattered extraction sites including a Borrow Pit and Gravel Pit. The map documents the rural infrastructure of Oneida County before significant modern changes, preserving the exact locations of ranching landmarks like the Corral near the northern valley floor.