
Kamas Valley and the high country of the Summit and Wasatch county line are defined by the vital water systems of the Provo River and Jordanelle Reservoir. This modern mapping shows the intensive residential development expanding from Francis and Woodland, with numerous new cul-de-sacs and named roads like Victory Ranch Dr and Spring Hollow Rd encroaching upon the historic agricultural landscape. Local heritage is preserved at the Kamas Cem, Upper Francis Cem, and Lower Francis Cem, which serve as quiet markers of the area's early settlement. The intricate network of irrigation and water management is visible through the Weber Provo Diversion Canal, while the southern portion of the map transitions into the steep terrain of Big Pole Canyon and Little Pole Canyon, offering a detailed view of the modern interface between suburban growth and the northern edge of the Heber Valley.
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