1969 Map of Naomi Peak

About this map

Naomi Peak serves as the prominent high point in this 1969 topographic study of the Bear River Range, situated along the border of Franklin Co and Cache Co. The landscape is defined by the high-elevation basin of the Cache National Forest, where a network of trails and 4WD tracks connects remote alpine waters like White Pine Lake, Tony Grove Lake, and Steam Mill Lake. The inclusion of a Mine near City Creek and the historical naming of Steam Mill Canyon point to the area's legacy of early extraction and timber processing. Steep topographic features like Mount Magog and Mount Gog overlook these glacial cirques, while campgrounds at High Creek and Tony Grove indicate the transition toward recreational use in the late 1960s. The map also delineates the state line where Idaho meets Utah across the rugged northern ridges of South Canyon.