2017 Map of Birdseye
USGS Topo · Published 2017About this map
Birdseye and Pines occupy a strategic corridor in the Wasatch Range where the Uinta National Forest meets the Manti-Lasal National Forest. This landscape is defined by the drainage of Thistle Cr and its numerous tributaries, such as Bennie Cr and Crab Cr, which have carved deep features like Hudson Hollow and Wildcat Canyon. High-elevation landmarks such as Santaquin Peak and Loafer Mtn dominate the western horizon, while the terrain is marked by specific historic place-names like Old Cart Hollow, Thomas Hollow, and Paces Hollow. The presence of Peery Mill Spring and Salt Spring suggests early reliance on natural water sources for mountain industry or agriculture. A network of primitive and forest roads, including Bennie Creek Rd and Cox Canyon Rd, provides access to these high ridges and sheltered hollows.
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