
Fremont Island dominates this part of the Great Salt Lake, rising from the water with several distinct named summits including Beacon Hill, Castle Rock, and David E Miller Hill. The island's geography is well-defined by topographical contours that trace the high ground of Circle Valley and the shoreline features of Jones Beach and Fremont Island Bar. Surrounding the island, the hydrology of the lake is divided into named bays such as Bear River Bay to the north and Ogden Bay to the east. Historically, the area reflects its location at the intersection of Weber, Davis, and Box Elder counties. The presence of Little Mountain in the northeast corner provides a mainland anchor point near the salt flats and marshes that define the eastern edge of the lake’s basin.
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1955 Fremont Island
Weber County, UT

1955 Ogden Bay
Weber County, UT

1955 Plain City SW
Weber County, UT

1964 Browns Hole
Weber County, UT

1964 Causey Dam
Weber County, UT

1968 Horse Ridge
Weber County, UT

1972 Fremont Island
Weber County, UT

1972 Ogden Bay
Weber County, UT

1972 Plain City SW
Weber County, UT

1991 Browns Hole
Weber County, UT

1991 Causey Dam
Weber County, UT

1991 Fremont Island
Weber County, UT

1991 Horse Ridge
Weber County, UT

1991 Ogden Bay
Weber County, UT

1991 Plain City SW
Weber County, UT

1998 Browns Hole
Weber County, UT

1998 Causey Dam
Weber County, UT

1998 Horse Ridge
Weber County, UT

2023 Browns Hole
Weber County, UT

2023 Causey Dam
Weber County, UT

2023 Fremont Island
Weber County, UT

2023 Horse Ridge
Weber County, UT

2023 Ogden Bay
Weber County, UT

2023 Plain City SW
Weber County, UT