2020 Map of Farmington
USGS Topo · Published 2020About this map
Farmington Bay and the eastern edge of the Great Salt Lake define the western reaches of this Davis County landscape, where the marshy lowlands of the Old River Channel Jordan River meet the rising slopes of the Wasatch Range. The settlement pattern follows the narrow corridor between the water and the mountains, with a continuous string of communities including Kaysville, Farmington, and Bountiful. This late-modern survey captures a highly developed transportation network, featuring the Legacy Pkwy alongside recreational and historical corridors like the Santa Fe Trail, Bamberger Trail, and Canal Trail. Local history is preserved at the Farmington City Cem and the Daniel Wood Cem, while the civic centers of the region are anchored by the Davis County Court House in Farmington and its counterpart in Bountiful.
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