1998 Map of Peck Canyon

About this map

Cache National Forest defines the high-altitude landscape of this northern Utah survey, where the dividing line between Rich and Morgan Counties follows the crest of Wasatch Ridge. The map documents a rugged watershed characterized by numerous drainage systems, including Lost Creek, Beaver Creek, and the namesake Peck Canyon. For researchers of local land use, the presence of a Shearing Corral and the Saleratus Reservoir No 3 points to the area's history of high-country livestock management. Small seasonal waterways such as Sawmill Creek and Bull Nelson Creek feed into larger basins, while named elevations like Condie Ridge and Bee Ridge provide landmarks for navigating this roadless terrain. The detail here reveals the complex topography of the Ranger District in the late 20th century, highlighting a landscape shaped by water and high-elevation ranching.