Help with transmitter site names

[CAwasinNJ]

I've had problems for a long time keeping track of what the names of the various sites around the Salt Lake Valley are and it's high time to educate myself (and maybe a few others.) Please confirm or correct me on these if you can.

I know that the site that KSL maintains and where KSL TV & FM and a gazillion others are is Farnsworth Peak. That's AKA Big Farnsworth, correct?

I think the site a half mile south where KUPX, KTMW and K221GK (92.1) are is Little Farnsworth.

KPDR is on Kessler Peak, about a mile north of Big Farnsworth.

There's another site about a half mile north of Kessler where KBTU, KCSG, KSUD and KUTB are. What is that?

The site where KBYU-FM, KJMY, and KBEE are I think is Mount Vision.

KUUB (ex KCPW) is at a site northwest of the KBYU-FM etc site. Does that have a name?

There are two broadcast sites in the hills east of I-15 near Ensign Peak and the north interchange. Are ether of those called the Ensign Peak site and what is the other called?

I'm nearly positive that the site west of Utah Lake where KENZ (94.9) and a bunch of translators are is Lake Mountain.

There's a site at the south tip of Utah Lake where KTCE and some translators are that I think is West Mountain.

Does the booster farm north of Ogden near Willard Bay have a name?

Did I miss any?

[friendlee]

You are correct on West Mountain (though it is known by the guys that maintain sites there as Spider Mountain for very obvious reasons - think Alfred Hitchcock!).

The booster/translator site up above Pleasant View is often just referred to as Rocky Point even though the actual geographic feature known as Rocky Point is about half a mile west (and there's not much left to it).

Old Vision where KBYU-FM, KJMY, and KBEE are was the original TV Channel 4 site. It was a super-classic operation in it's day.