2011 Map of Co-op Creek

About this map

Strawberry River flows through this high-country landscape, serving as a central artery for a complex network of water management features including the Currant Creek Feeder Canal and Willow Creek Ditch. The terrain is defined by a succession of named canyons and hollows that speak to early resource use, such as Mill B Canyon, Shingle Mill Hollow, and Mill A Hollow, likely reflecting the area's history of timber harvesting and milling. The geography is further marked by significant basins and ridges, notably Smith Basin in the northeast and the distinctive Red Ledge to the east. From Point of Pines Canyon to Sugar Spring Canyon, the map reveals a rugged backcountry where water sources like Bull Spring were vital for the seasonal livestock grazing and forestry operations that have long characterized this part of Wasatch County.