1964 Map of Smithfield

About this map

Agricultural life in the Cache Valley meets the growing institutional footprint of northern Utah in this mid-1960s study, updated through the mid-1980s. The Union Pacific railroad acts as a spine through the valley floor, connecting the primary settlements of Smithfield, Hyde Park, and North Logan. The transition from the flat, irrigated valley to the steep canyons of the Wasatch-Cache National Forest is stark, with the eastern bench land hosting specialized sites like the Green Canyon Forest Nursery and the Municipal Golf Course. Educational and industrial expansion is evident near the southern border with the presence of Utah State University and the Sky View High Sch. Ge genealogists may find interest in the distinct residential layout of White Horse Village and the smaller enclave of Greenville, while aviation researchers can trace the early configuration of the Logan-Cache Airport.