1972 Map of Enterprise

About this map

Enterprise sits at the transition between the agricultural flats of the Escalante Valley and the rising timber of the Dixie National Forest. This 1970s survey documents a landscape defined by water management and high-desert geography, where Shoal Creek and Spring Creek flow toward the settlement while numerous springs like Pendleton Spring and Rose Spring dot the more mountainous southern terrain. Genealogists will find three distinct burial sites, including the Winsor Mem Cem and the more remote Holt Cem in Holt Canyon. The presence of a Rodeo Ground and a Landing Strip near the town center reflects the civic infrastructure of the era, while the rugged southern reaches are characterized by peaks like Big Mountain and the winding course of Bull Valley Creek.