1950 Map of The Three Peaks

About this map

Iron Springs serves as a focal point for this survey of the western Cedar Valley, where the Union Pacific railroad tracks cut across the arid landscape near Iron Springs Creek. The terrain is defined by the sharp elevations of The Three Peaks and the northern reach of The Bald Hills. Industrial activity is evident in several Prospects and a standalone Prospect located near the peaks, suggesting the area's significance for mineral exploration during the mid-20th century.