2010 Map of Clear Lake

About this map

Clear Lake sits within a landscape defined by its distinct hydrologic features and the simple grid of rural West-Central Utah. This early 21st-century survey documents the transition between the arid terrain and the significant water bodies that dominate the northern portion of the quadrangle. The namesake settlement of Clear Lake is positioned near the intersection of the railway and W 1200 North, serving as a focal point for the region's sparse infrastructure. Further north, the expansive Salt Lake and its associated wetlands contrast with the southern reaches where the Beaver River winds through the open flats. The map provides a clear look at the essential transportation routes of the era, including W 2600 North St, which cuts a straight line across the desert floor to connect this remote lakefront area with the broader Millard County road network.