1998 Map of Durst Mountain

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Cache National Forest and the Ogden Ranger District dominate this 1990s landscape, where the high ridges of Durst Mountain and Mahogany Mountain overlook a complex network of canyons and hydraulic infrastructure. The northwest corner reveals a rare glimpse of local religious history with the Monastery near the South Fork Ogden River, situated just east of the Huntsville boundary. Water management is central to the area's development, evidenced by the South Bench Canal, the Northwest Ditch, and an extensive Aqueduct system that snakes along the benchlands. The terrain is marked by deep cuts such as Cottonwood Canyon and Stoddard Canyon, while smaller landmarks like Sulphur Springs and Bohman Hollow provide fine-grained detail for researchers. This survey, updated by the Forest Service, captures the intersection of mountainous wilderness and the essential water routes of the Ogden River valley.