1971 Map of Ingham Canyon

About this map

The Grouse Mountains define this high-elevation landscape in northwestern Utah, centered on the prominent Ingham Peak. During the early 1970s, this area remained largely defined by its natural water sources and remote accessibility, marked by a network of Jeep Trails that connect family-named landmarks like Paskett Spring and Cook Spring. Small-scale resource extraction is evident near Ingham Canyon, where localized Mines are documented alongside seasonal water features such as the Flowing Well and North Bedke Spring. The map captures a moment when the regional economy was tied closely to these scattered springs and the drainages of Red Butte Creek and Pine Creek, providing essential data for those tracing the history of land use and surveying in Box Elder County.