1967 Map of Mount Lovenia

About this map

Mount Lovenia and Tokewanna Peak anchor this high-altitude landscape in the late 1960s, marking the dramatic topography where the Wasatch National Forest meets the Ashley National Forest. The map documents a complex hydrological network defined by the Middle Fork Blacks Fork and the East Fork Blacks Fork, along with several unnamed Springs. Of particular interest to historians is the Old Indian Treaty Boundary, which cuts across the southern portion of the sheet near Squaw Pass, delineating the historical intersection of administrative and indigenous territories. The drainage of the Lake Fork River and Queeep Creek underscores the area's importance as a watershed. Transportation is limited to a primitive network of Pack Trails, emphasizing the remote character of this mountain terrain before modern road development reached these elevations.