
Utah Lake and the expansive Provo Bay dominate the western landscape of this 1993 edition, illustrating the complex relationship between the urban centers and the waterfront. The city of Provo is shown in detail, anchored by the campus of Brigham Young University and the medical infrastructure of the Utah Valley Regional Medical Center. A distinct grid of residential and civic life is marked by numerous neighborhood schools like Dixon Junior High School and Farrer Junior High School, alongside local landmarks such as the Pioneer Museum and Provo City Cem. To the south, the landscape transitions into the agricultural and industrial zones near Palmyra and the Spanish Fork-Springville Airport. The presence of the Jordan-Provo Canal and the Provo River feeding into the lake highlight the critical water management systems that supported the growth of these communities along the Union Pacific rail lines.
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