1999 Map of Pelican Point

About this map

Utah Lake dominates this late-twentieth-century landscape, framing the growing municipal boundaries of the Utah Valley. The map documents the northern and eastern shorelines as they appeared in 1999, capturing the urban interface of American Fork, Pleasant Grove, and Lindon. Industrial and environmental features are prominent, such as the Cooling Pond and the nearby Slag Dump at Vineyard, illustrating the legacy of local manufacturing. Natural preservation is noted at the Powell Slough State Waterfowl Management Area, which borders the water. Community infrastructure is well-defined, including Greenwood Sch and several local recreation spots like Mountain Meadows Park and a Racetrack. The western shore is characterized by more isolated terrain, marked by Pelican Point, Goose Point, and Jumbers Point along the Saratoga Springs Corporate Boundary.