2014 Map of Clarkston

About this map

Clarkston serves as the central hub of this northern Cache County landscape, where the flat agricultural basins of the east meet the steep drainages of the Caribou National Forest to the west. This 2014 survey captures a terrain defined by deep canyons and family-named hollows, including Al Archibald Hollow and Bob Archibald Hollow, illustrating the enduring local history of the area's settlers. The transition from the high peaks of Clarkston Mtn down through Straight Canyon and Miller Canyon reveals a complex water system managed through features like Newton Reservoir and The Slough. Notable landmarks like Round Knoll and the Washboards provide distinct navigational points within the surrounding hills. This map documents a modern snapshot of a classic Utah mountain-valley interface, where irrigation from City Cr and Myler Cr supports the grid-patterned fields that surround the town.