1972 Map of Clearfield
USGS Topo · Published 1974About this map
The industrial and military landscape of northern Davis County is prominently displayed here, anchored by the sprawling infrastructure of Hill Air Force Base and the Federal Depot. This 1972 survey captures a period of intense logistical activity, centered on the Freeport Center and the busy rail corridors of the Union Pacific and Denver and Rio Grande Western. These railroads parallel the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake, where the transition from irrigated farmland to the West Layton Marshes and West Kaysville Marshes is clearly marked by an Old Railroad Grade. Away from the industrial hubs, established community roots are found at West Point Cem and local institutions like Pioneer Sch and Wasatch Sch, illustrating the residential growth extending from Clearfield toward the brackish western flats.
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