1964 Map of Lost Creek Dam

About this map

Wasatch Cache National Forest dominates this mountain landscape along the border of Weber and Morgan Counties. The terrain is characterized by a dense network of drainages and high points, including the prominent Guilder peak and the broad expanse of Big Flat. A primary water management feature is the Lost Creek Reservoir, held by the Lost Creek Dam at an elevation of 6005 feet. Below the dam, the canyon floor supports a Gaging Station to monitor the flow of Lost Creek. Evidence of early resource extraction appears in the south, where the Robinson Mine is located near Paradise Canyon. The map reveals a transition from natural ridges like Stark Ridge and Heitman Ridge to industrial additions like a long-distance Pipeline and mountain roads.