1993 Map of Two Tom Hill

About this map

Uinta National Forest lands dominate this mountain landscape, which was revised in the early 1990s from aerial photography and field checks. The area is defined by a dense network of watercourses and ridges, including the prominent Strawberry Ridge and the Diamond Fork drainage. At Springville Crossing, a local hub of activity emerges near the Diamond Fork Guard Station, while the higher elevations feature distinctive landmarks like Two Tom Hill and Mollies Nipple. Evidence of infrastructure and resource management is visible through labels for a Tunnel (Under Construction) near Fifth Water, and the legacy of early industry is preserved in place names such as Sawmill Hollow and Shingle Mill. The map documents a rugged interior Utah territory characterized by numerous natural springs like Graveyard Spring and Mud Spring, along with several Pack Trails that provided access through the deep canyons and steep slopes.