2014 Map of Honeyville

About this map

The Bear River winds through the western valley of this northern Utah landscape, providing a fertile corridor for the farming communities of Tremonton, Elwood, and Honeyville. To the east, the steep slopes of the Wellsville Mountains rise sharply within the Cache National Forest, reaching high points at Mendon Peak and Scout Peak. This geography creates a striking contrast between the irrigated agricultural grid of the valley floor and the complex drainage systems of the canyons above, such as Dewey Canyon and Hank Bell Canyon. Notable local landmarks include the Crystal Spring Resort and the Honeyville Cemetery, while the presence of numerous water sources like Honeyville Springs and Cold Spring Lakes underscores the vital role of hydrology in this arid region. The map also records the rural infrastructure of the early 21st century, from the Ut-38 highway to the network of local county roads serving isolated homesteads and flats like John Kidman Flat.