
The Wasatch Range forms a dramatic spine through this mid-century survey, separating the burgeoning urban corridor of Ogden and the Cache Valley from the high-altitude expanses of Bear Lake. This map documents a post-war landscape where historical agricultural centers like Logan, Richmond, and Hyrum share the terrain with expanding military and industrial hubs. Significant infrastructure includes Hill AFB and the Utah General Depot, reflecting the regional growth during the Cold War. Along the Bear River and the eastern shores of Bear Lake, settlements such as Garden City, Pickelville, and Laketown remain distinct before the era of intensive resort development. The Union Pacific railroad lines and early highway routes like U S 30s and U S 89 connect these valley towns to the high plateaus leading toward Evanston and the Wyoming Range.
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