1972 Map of Standardville
USGS Topo · Published 1976About this map
Standardville and its surrounding coal camps define this 1972 landscape in Carbon County, Utah. The industrial backbone of the region is traced by the Utah Railway, which snakes through the deep corridor of Spring Canyon to service a dense network of extraction sites. Settlements like Mutual, Latuda, and Storrs are situated directly alongside the mines they supported, including the Carbon Fuel Mine No 2 and Rolapp Mine.
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