1992 Map of Willard
USGS Topo · Published 1992About this map
The eastern shores of Willard Bay and the steep slopes of the Cache National Forest define the geography of this Box Elder County region in the early 1990s. The settled corridor between the mountains and the water follows the Union Pacific rail line and several historic irrigation routes, including the Willard Canal and Perry Canal. This map captures a landscape managed for both industry and recreation, where the Willard Bay State Park and North Marina sit just west of active gravel operations and a quarry tucked into the canyons. Local history is anchored by the established streets of Brigham City at the northern edge and the town of Willard to the south. Notable landmarks for genealogists and researchers include a local cemetery and the Willard City Spring, alongside numerous named drainages such as Perry Canyon and Cook Canyon.
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