2004 Map of Crane Creek

About this map

Goose Lake and its eastern shoreline define the western half of this landscape, where the flat basin meets the rising slopes of the Fremont National Forest. This transition zone is marked by the Outback Scenic Byway and a series of flowing wells and creeks that descend from the high ground, including Crane Creek, Cogswell Creek, and Kelley Creek. The map documents a classic Great Basin agricultural and resource-gathering interface, with irrigation infrastructure like a Levee and several Flowing Wells supporting the lower elevations while the uplands are used for timber or grazing, indicated by the Corral and Sugar Peak landmark.