1991 Map of Devils Slide

About this map

Upper Weber Canyon and the Henefer Valley dominate this northern Utah landscape, where the Weber River carves through steep terrain. The geological landmark Devils Slide is a central focal point, situated near industrial developments including a large Cement Plant and the Union Pacific railroad corridor. This transit-heavy corridor also traces the historical path of the Mormon Pioneers, showing the enduring importance of this natural pass. Settlements like Henefer and Croydon are detailed with their local infrastructure, from the Cem near Croydon to the Rodeo Ground Park and Sewage Disposal Ponds in Henefer. The surrounding heights of Folley Ridge and Bolly Knob are dissected by numerous canyons and hollows, such as Coyote Hollow and Cottonwood Creek, illustrating a landscape shaped by both water and resource extraction as evidenced by various Mine and Quarry labels.