1948 Map of Ticeska

About this map

Ticeska appears as a key stop along the Union Pacific railroad line, positioned just north of the dramatic canyon carved by the Snake River. This 1948 survey, updated with late-1970s revisions, illustrates a landscape defined by the intersection of industrial transport and systematic irrigation. Water management is a central theme, evidenced by the presence of the Pioneer Reservoir in the north and the Main Canal running parallel to the river. The canyon's steep geography is highlighted by several deeply incised features like Tuana Gulch and Little Pilgrim Gulch, which drop toward the riverbed.