1998 Map of Huntsville

About this map

Pineview Reservoir dominates the heart of Ogden Valley, illustrating the complex water management systems used to sustain the surrounding settlements of Liberty, Eden, and Huntsville. By the late 1990s, the landscape reflects a transition from traditional mining and agriculture toward recreation and seasonal residency, evidenced by the Powder Mountain Ski Area near the Weber and Cache county line. Evidence of early infrastructure remains visible through the Union Pacific Railroad (Abandoned) corridor and numerous water features like the Ogden Valley Canal and Holmes-Ferrin Ditch. Local history is anchored by several burial grounds, including Mountain View Cemetery and Meadow View Cem, while smaller mining operations such as Shanghai Creek No 1 Mine and the Hidden Hole No 1 Mine appear in the southern mountains. The map also captures developed recreational sites like Quist Beach Picnic Area and the Anderson Cove Campground, showcasing the area's role as a regional destination.