1967 Map of Heber Mountain

About this map

Heber Mountain stands as a central high point in this high-altitude landscape within the Uinta National Forest. The map documents a complex drainage system where the headwaters of several significant regional waterways emerge, including the Duchesne River, Little South Fork Provo River, and Strawberry River. A notable historical detail is the Indian Treaty Boundary, which cuts diagonally across the northeastern quadrant, reflecting the administrative and territorial divisions of the era. The terrain is characterized by high basins like Roundy Basin and Buck Basin, and prominent summits such as Currant Creek Peak and Bald Knoll. Early transportation routes are represented by the Old Duchesne Road and various jeep trails, while modern infrastructure appears as a single Radio Tower near the center of the sheet.