1963 Map of Salt Lake City South

About this map

Salt Lake City and its southern suburbs are captured here during a period of significant mid-century expansion, dominated by the heavy infrastructure of the Jordan River valley. The landscape is a dense network of water management and transportation, featuring the Surplus Canal, Utah and Salt Lake Canal, and extensive Settling Ponds in the northwest. Industrial and social hubs are clearly marked, from the County Fairgrounds to the County Hospital and St. Joseph Home.