1955 Map of Park City East

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Park City sits at the southwestern edge of this landscape, its industrial character defined by numerous mines, prospects, and tunnels carved into Masonic Hill and the surrounding slopes. The Union Pacific railroad provides a critical link through the region, following the path of Silver Creek south toward the mining operations and the settlement at Keetley. This mid-century survey shows a terrain marked by the intersection of resource extraction and ranching, with Richardson Flat and its nearby Tailings Pond indicating the heavy processing required for the local ores.