1994 Map of Lehi

About this map

The Traverse Mountains dominate the northern landscape of this region, providing a high-elevation backdrop to the rapidly expanding settlements of Lehi, American Fork, and Highland. This mid-1990s record captures the area as it transitioned from rural agricultural roots into a more suburban corridor. The influence of water management is evident through the intricate network of the Salt Lake Aqueduct, Jordan Aqueduct, and the Murdock Canal, which cut across the benchlands. Local history is anchored by landmarks such as the Museum and Lehi Cem in the west, while the eastern portion highlights the sprawling grounds of the Utah State Training School and the Art Dye Recreation Complex. The Union Pacific railroad corridor and the American Fork River serve as primary north-south and east-west arteries, defining the industrial and natural flow of the valley floor before the era of intensive highway expansion.