1983 Map of Moroni

About this map

Moroni sits at the intersection of irrigation and mountain geography in the Sanpete Valley, where the managed waters of the San Pitch River and Silver Creek meet the arid slopes of the Cedar Hills. The settlement's grid is defined by its agrarian utility, supported by the Moroni City Ditch and the nearby Mount Pleasant City Ditch. This 1983 provisional survey highlights a landscape of local infrastructure, from the Sewage Treatment Plant to a community Horse Race Track south of the town center. To the west, the Wales Reservoir provides a critical water source for the valley floor, while landmarks like Moroni Hill and Black Knob rise above the alluvial plains. This record preserves the town's footprint as it functioned in the late 20th century, balanced between industrial needs like the Gravel Pit and the natural drainage of Spring Hollow.