2014 Map of Farmington
USGS Topo · Published 2014About this map
The Wasatch Range forms a dramatic eastern wall for the growing corridor of Davis County, where the steep terrain of Steed Canyon and Ford Canyon gives way to a densely populated shelf of suburban and commercial development. This 2014 survey captures the rapid expansion of Farmington, Centerville, and West Bountiful as they press westward toward the fragile wetlands of Farmington Bay. The map reveals a complex water system where the Jordan River and the Old River Channel Jordan River meet the rising shoreline of the Great Salt Lake. Cultural and historical markers are preserved in the landscape, from the Farmington City Cem and David Wood Cem to specialized industrial zones like the Beehive Acres Commercial Subdivision and Woods Cross Siding, reflecting the area's role as a vital transportation and commercial hub.
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