1964 Map of Henefer

About this map

Henefer Valley serves as the focal point of this mid-1960s survey, where the town of Henefer sits at the confluence of transport and history. The Union Pacific railroad and a major pipeline trace the corridor alongside the Weber River, reflecting the area's role as a vital mountain passage. Settled history is marked by the Pioneer Monument and a local Cem, while the landscape is defined by an intricate network of drainages including Black Hawk Canyon, Wolf Den Canyon, and Pine Fork. The presence of several Claypit labels near Anderton Canyon suggests active local extraction industries during this period. To the northeast, the curiously named China Town and numerous high-altitude Springs illustrate the varied human and natural geography found across the Morgan and Summit county line.