1951 Map of Lehi

About this map

The Wasatch Range and Traverse Mountains dominate the northern landscape, where names like Potato Hill and Red Rock mark the transition from the mountains to the valley floor. In this mid-century period, the growing communities of Lehi, American Fork, and Alpine sit at the crossroads of vital water and transportation systems. The infrastructure of the era is clearly visible through the Provo Reservoir Canal and the Salt Lake City Aqueduct, which channel water across the benchlands to support both agriculture and urban development.