1991 Map of Mantua

About this map

Mantua Reservoir serves as a central landmark for this high-elevation area, where the settlement of Mantua sits at the junction of Box Elder Creek and Maple Creek. The landscape transitions from the developed flats of Dock Flat and Clay Valley into the steep terrain of the Cache National Forest, punctuated by prominent peaks like Willard Peak and Black Mountain. Human impact on these peaks is evident through a series of resource extraction sites, including the Silver Eagle Mine, American Mine, and Eldorado Mine. Regional social history is represented by the Bel Mid Girls Home and recreation sites such as Camp Utaba and Camp Lamoille. The intricate mapping of aqueduct and pipeline infrastructure near Brigham City reveals the complex water management systems required to sustain these mountain-valley communities.