1963 Map of White Bird

High above the river canyon, the Dou Me Plains and White Bird Ridge define the upland cattle and timber country. Early twentieth-century settlement and resource extraction are evident at the Canfield settlement and the Diamond Drill Mine. The map traces a network of routes including the Free Use Road and numerous steep tracks like the one ascending White Bird Hill. From the prominent Giants Nose to the small community of Copperville, the sheet documents the intersection of indigenous history and Western expansion.