1998 Map of Red Spur Mountain

About this map

Strawberry Valley and the surrounding high country of the Cache National Forest are documented here in late-twentieth-century detail. The landscape is defined by its water management and agricultural history, seen in the numerous managed points like Deer Lick Reservoir, Ferice Reservoir, and the Basin Beaver Ponds. This territory, straddling the Cache and Rich County line, reveals layers of early-to-mid-century land use, including the Baxter Sawmill (Site) in the southern reaches. The survey captures the complex drainage systems of Curtis Creek and Rock Creek, alongside the operational Hardware Ranch Facility. Notable geological features such as Red Spur Mtn and the steep incisions of Lodgepole Canyon and North Gorge illustrate the character of the Logan and Ogden Ranger Districts. These records are invaluable for tracing local livestock ranching infrastructure and the evolution of forest management in northern Utah.