1998 Map of Richmond

About this map

The Cub River meanders through the Cache Valley landscape in this revision based on late-1990s data. The settlements of Lewiston and Richmond serve as the primary hubs, where a strictly organized grid of streets like Main Street and South Street give way to the complex irrigation and drainage network of the valley floor. To the east, the terrain rises sharply into the Cache National Forest and the Mount Naomi Wilderness, marked by distinctive features such as Richmond Knoll and Fraters Hollow. This map captures the intersection of intensive agriculture, evidenced by numerous Sewage Ponds and a Corral, with the protected mountain highlands. Local institutional life is anchored by landmarks like the North Cache Jr HS and multiple cemeteries, while the industrial footprint is noted through several Gravel Pits and a Sawmill Pit.