2014 Map of Lehi

About this map

Lehi and its neighboring communities in the northern Utah Valley are defined by a complex network of water management and the steep rise of the Wasatch Range. The landscape transitions from the residential developments of Highland and Cedar Hills to the foothills of the Traverse Mountains. Significant local history is preserved at the Alpine Fort and through numerous burial grounds like the Pioneer Memorial Cem and Lehi Cem. To the north, the terrain becomes increasingly vertical as it enters the Uinta National Forest, marked by distinctive features such as First Hamongog and Schoolhouse Springs. The Union Pacific rail line and the Mill Pond highlight the industrial and natural infrastructure supporting this rapidly growing corridor between Draper and American Fork.