1984 Map of Logan

About this map

Cache Valley serves as the focal point for this mid-1980s topographic study, illustrating the dense agricultural and residential corridor stretching from Logan northward to Richmond and Lewiston. This fertile basin is defined by its sophisticated water management systems, including Cutler Reservoir and the Logan River, which supported the region's burgeoning communities before the turn of the century. To the east, the steep ascent into the Bear River Range and Cache National Forest reveals a landscape dedicated to recreation and conservation, anchored by the turquoise waters of Bear Lake and the Hardware Ranch Wildlife Management Area. The transport network of the Union Pacific railroad and U S Highway 89 highlights the historical transit routes connecting these mountain valleys across the Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming borders, while smaller settlements like Paradise and Avon maintain their rural character at the southern end of the valley.