2014 Map of Draper

About this map

The Wasatch Range dominates the eastern landscape of this Utah survey, where the peaks of Enniss Peak and Lone Peak tower over the burgeoning suburban valley. The transition from the rugged canyons of the Wasatch National Forest to the residential grids of Sandy, Draper, and Cottonwood Heights is clearly defined. Along the mountain front, several drainages such as Bells Canyon and Ferguson Canyon feed into the valley, with the Upper Bells Canyon Reservoir tucked high above the settlements. Family and local history is anchored by numerous burial sites, including the Union-Ft Pioneer Cem and Larkin Sunset Gardens. This era shows a landscape where industrial features like the Mellen Sand Spur and the mining remnants near Fort Canyon sit in close proximity to the rapidly expanding residential developments and city centers of Midvale and White City.