1991 Map of Huntsville

About this map

Pineview Reservoir dominates the heart of the Ogden Valley, serving as a focal point for the surrounding agricultural and recreational landscape. The map details the historical layout of Huntsville, Eden, and Liberty as they appeared in the early 1990s, when the valley's character was defined by a mix of traditional ranching and burgeoning mountain tourism. Water management is meticulously documented through features like the Ogden Valley Canal and Huntsville South Ditch, alongside numerous siphons and flumes that channel the North Fork and Middle Fork Ogden Rivers toward the reservoir. Beyond the valley floor, the landscape rises into the Cache National Forest, where resource extraction and recreation meet at the Shanghai Creek No. 1 Mine and the Nordic Valley and Powder Mountain Ski Areas. Small local landmarks, such as Snowcrest High School and Mountain View Cemetery, provide essential anchor points for genealogists and local historians.