1966 Map of Cannonville

About this map

Tropic and Cannonville serve as the primary hubs in this mid-1960s survey of southern Utah, where the Paria River carves through a landscape of high benches and deep hollows. The settlement at Georgetown appears further south along the river valley, while the presence of the Bryce Valley Sch and local Cem markers indicate the established community life of the era. The terrain transitions from the eastern edge of Bryce Canyon National Park into extensive upland features like Bulldog Bench and Coal Bench. Resource extraction is evidenced by a Mine and Gravel Pit, while water management is highlighted by a Siphon and Water Tank near the northern settlements. This period shows a mix of traditional ranching geography and modern infrastructure, including a Jeep Trail winding through Jim Hollow and Sheep Creek.