2017 Map of Mount Pisgah

About this map

Wellsville and Mount Sterling anchor the northern reaches of this 2017 survey, where the agricultural landscape meets the steep ascent of the Wellsville Mountains. The complex water management of the Cache Valley is evident in the paths of the Wellsville-Mendon Lower-Canal and the Wellsville-Mendon Upper-Canal, which trace the contours above the valley floor to support local farming. To the south, the terrain climbs toward Sardine Summit, a critical transit point on US Hwy 89 91 connecting the valley to Brigham City. Within the Cache National Forest, the map reveals a network of canyons and family-named landmarks like McMurdie Hollow and Babbit Shanty Hill. The presence of the Mount Sterling Cem and numerous named springs, such as Murray Spring and Sardine Spring, provide specific points of interest for those documenting the history of settlement and resource use in the northern Wasatch Range.