1950 Map of Enoch

About this map

The high desert landscape of Cedar Valley is defined by a network of early water management and ranching outposts in this mid-century survey. Irrigation efforts are central to the terrain, evidenced by the Enoch Ditch (Abandoned) and various water sources like Clarks Spring and North Spring Reservoir that supported local agriculture. The settlement of Enoch serves as the primary hub, accompanied by the Enoch Cem, while the map documents historical footprints at Stevensville (Site) and Fort Johnson (Site).