1963 Map of Sabie Mountain

About this map

Tintic Mountains and the Sheeprock Mountains dominate this 1960s study of the high-desert border between Tooele and Juab counties. The landscape is defined by its water sources and livestock infrastructure, featuring remote seasonal outposts like Summer Ranch and Dry Farm. A complex network of springs, including Powell Spring, Sabie Spring, and Keg Spring, supported the early ranching and transit through this territory. Infrastructure of the mid-century is evident along the eastern edge, where the Union Pacific railroad and a significant Aqueduct run parallel through the valley. Resource extraction is also visible near the northern boundary, marked by Gravel Pits and a Quarry situated near Boulter Creek. The map provides a detailed view of the Wasatch National Forest boundary and the historic Sabie Trail as they climb toward Sabie Mtn, offering a clear picture of the region's topography before modern development.