1. Description

2. See also

3. References

Description

The valley was created by a prehistoric river, which flowed as a tributary into the main pool of ancient Lake Bonneville, emerging east of present-day Brigham City. The western or lower mouth of Box Elder Canyon is located approximately {{convert|56|mi|km}} north of Salt Lake City, Utah, via Interstate 15 and U.S. Route 91 (US‑91). The joint national highway routes of U.S. Route 89 (US‑91) and US‑91 join together at 1100 South Main Street to the west, and enter Box Elder Canyon {{convert|2|mi|km}} east of downtown Brigham City.

In addition to US‑989/US‑91, Box Elder Canyon also contains Box Elder Creek, which flows westward from Mantua Reservoir, a moderately-sized water impoundment created in 1961 through the construction of an earthen-fill dam at the upper mouth of the canyon, adjacent to the small farming community of Mantua (pronounced by locals as "Man-a-way").^[2] From Mantua, US‑989/US‑91 enters Dry Canyon for {{convert|3|mi|km}} before the combined routes reach their apex at Sardine Summit ({{convert|5981|ft|m|disp=sqbr}}). From there, the highway enters a mountain valley known as Dry Lake, before traversing Wellsville Canyon (popularly, but incorrectly called "Sardine Canyon") prior to entering the Cache Valley at Wellsville.

See also

• List of valleys of Utah

References

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