Series 5886

Davis County (Utah). County Surveyor Maps, 1890-

These records are housed in the Utah State Archives' permanent storage room.

Historical Note

See history of the records' creator.

Summary of Records

This series contains individual maps created or collected by the Surveyor's office, but not part of a map set or series. The series may includes street maps, Utah Department of Transportation maps, and survey maps. The holdings at the State Archives include a map of Centerville, showing location of houses and streets, and map showing the portion of the Great Salt Lake within Davis County.

Scope and Content

This series contains individual maps created or collected by the Surveyor's office, but not part of a map set or series. The series may includes street maps, Utah Department of Transportation maps, and survey maps. The holdings at the State Archives include a map of Centerville, showing location of houses and streets, and map showing the portion of the Great Salt Lake within Davis County.

Arrangement

Chronological by creation date.

Additional Forms

This series is available online as part of the
.

Access Restrictions

This series is classified as Public.

Use Restrictions

These records are available for reproduction and use.

Preferred Citation

Cite the Utah State Archives and Records Service, the creating agency name, the series title, and the series number.

Custody History

The map of Centerville and the Great Salt Lake came to the State Archives for conservation work in 2015. The Archives provided facsimile copies and the Surveyor's office transferred the originals to the Archives in March 2019.

Acquisition Information

These records were acquired from the creating agency through established retention schedules.

Processing Information

The 1890 Great Salt Lake map and the ca. 1910 Centerville map were archivally processed by Alan B. Barnett in May 2021.

Container List

DiscBoxDescription
11Map of Great Salt Lake in Davis Co., 1890
11Map of Centerville, Davis Co. Showing Location of Residences [ca. 1910s]