1998 Map of Two Tom Hill

About this map

Uinta National Forest lands dominate this late-1990s topographic survey, revealing a landscape defined by deep drainages and sharp ridgelines. The western edge of the Strawberry Ridge creates a prominent natural boundary between Utah Co and Wasatch Co, also marking the Uinta and Ouray Indian Reservation Boundary. Water management and forestry operations are evident at the Diamond Fork Guard Station and the Springville Crossings, where the Diamond Fork river system meets various tributaries. Named peaks and ridges such as Two Tom Hill, Mollies Nipple, and Timber Mtn provide essential topographic orientation for the area. The map also records localized human activity through features like the Gravel Pit and the Tunnel Road, reflecting the ongoing utility of these canyon lands for transport and resource management at the end of the century.