1993 Map of Lofgreen

About this map

Lofgreen sits at the base of the Wasatch National Forest where the high desert terrain of the Vernon Hills meets the broad expanse of Rush Valley. This 1993 edition, based on earlier surveys, details a landscape defined by ranching and resource extraction. The Union Pacific rail line cuts through the valley, providing a vital connection for scattered settlements like Pehrson and Dunbar. To the east, the ghost of industry remains at Scranton, while the map documents numerous Prospect sites, Quarries, and a Gravel Pit along the mountain flanks. Water remains the critical factor for survival in this arid region, marked by the courses of Sabie Creek and Boulter Creek, as well as isolated infrastructure like Cummings Well and various unnamed springs. The map provides an essential record of family-named landmarks and the network of 4wd tracks that link these remote outposts.