1998 Map of Billies Mountain

About this map

Uinta National Forest lands dominate this late-twentieth-century landscape, centered on the steep drainages of Diamond Fork and the prominent peak of Billies Mountain. The map preserves a quiet human history of the canyon, marked by sites like Patrick Place and Seven Oaks, alongside evidence of the region’s earlier conflicts at the Diamond Battle Historical Monument. This area, managed by the Forest Service, reveals a landscape used for both recreation and utility, featuring the Diamond Campgrounds near Diamond Fork and several monitoring points like the Gaging Station and Gaging Sta. The topography is defined by a dense network of named hollows and canyons, including Wannhodes Canyon, Maple Canyon, and Monks Hollow, illustrating the complex drainage system feeding into the Spanish Fork Canyon.