1964 Map of Trenton

About this map

The meandering Bear River dominates this mid-1960s landscape, winding through a valley defined by the Idaho-Utah border and extensive irrigation systems. Small agricultural settlements like Cornish, Lewiston, and Trenton serve as anchors for the local community, which is connected by the Union Pacific railroad and a grid of secondary roads like West Cache Road. The map reveals a highly managed hydrologic environment, from the Newton Reservoir and the Newton Dam Spillway to a complex network of canals, including the West Central Canal and the Amalga Branch Canal.