1967 Map of Weber

About this map

Weber stands at the center of this 1960s landscape, positioned where the Northern Pacific railroad cuts through the dry terrain of Weber Coulee. This era of development is defined by the massive irrigation infrastructure of the East Low Canal, which snakes across the southern half of the sheet, including a notable Aqueduct. The intersection of rail and water managed the agricultural output of the region, evidenced by the Schaeffer Spur and the surrounding network of section-line roads named after local families.