1981 Map of Hatch

About this map

Hatch serves as the primary focal point of this Caribou County landscape, situated on the western edge of the Chesterfield Range. The geography here is defined by the transition between the high ridges and the broad agricultural stretches of the Portneuf Valley and Gem Valley. Resource management and grain transport appear central to the local economy, evidenced by infrastructure like the Grain Elevator and various Storage Bins. The map meticulously tracks water resources in an arid environment, noting several Well sites and unnamed Spring locations alongside named drainages such as Eighteenmile Creek and Tenmile Creek. Notable family-named landforms including Higginson Canyon and Tolman Canyon cut through the hills, while Tenmile Pass provides a transition southward toward the Soda Springs Hills.