Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-01-01 | Page 13 | Road System to Help Ogden

I ROAD SYSTEM TO HELP OGDEN New Highways Will Open Up Business Territory in Idaho Maps showing the primary and secondary sec-ondary road systems of the state on which ail federal aid apportionments of funds must be expended in the future fu-ture have been received by the U. S. ' bureau of public roads from the state 'icad commission, according to an announcement an-nouncement made lost night by W. U. Lynch, senior highway engineer. C'nanges In tho road map of the stale arc vital to Ugdin. Mr. Lynch states., "Ugdeii is virtually interested in the iouu ii oiu urignam 10 ;rno vine, which is part of thf secondary hlgh-a hlgh-a system." said .Mr. Lynch. 'This i road is of vital Importance to Ogden it will make the territory around Hurley and Twin Falls moro ai I B Hi bis to Ogdcn, Incident!), belnjf a booster lor more business with tiiosts sections Of Idaho. PRIMARY SYSTEM "The primary highway system of roads extends Irotn the Idaho to the Arizona line and from the Nevada to the Wyoming line. From Idaho the line extends south via Logan, Ogden, Salt Lake, Provo. Nephl. Fillmore, Beaver, CedSJ City and St. George, i rllghwayfe from (Jgdon to Evanston, Salt Lake to Echo, Salt Luke to Weiid-over Weiid-over una the Nevada lino are all 11st-ed 11st-ed in the primary section. "Tho seeond:iry road systems are" ' numerous in the stale. They include I Brlgham to Idaho via Tremonton and SnpWVille, Rich county road via Lake-view, Lake-view, Randolph, and Woodruff to the Wyoming line, Salt Lake to tho Colo- rado line via Heber. and Sprlngvillc i to tlx- Colorado line v ia Soldiers Sum-mlt, Sum-mlt, Price and Green RUcr; irom Nephi to Arizona lino by way of Bphraim. Richfield. PuQlfitCb and Kanab; Bevler Coal Fort road. and load from Price to Balina via Emery. 985 Mil l's "The secondury systems in Utah total to-tal 900.3 and are based on a total of - 1,067 miles in the state. I nder the primary system C89.t miles are listed I on the map. Money furnished fori federal aid In Utah must be spent only) on the roads that fire represented on the map wiiirii has been furnished to I the government officials by the state roads department." nn