2017 Map of Draper

About this map

Sandy and Draper occupy a landscape where the urban expansion of the Salt Lake Valley meets the steep western front of the Wasatch Range. This 2017 survey documents the modern suburban footprint extending toward the base of prominent peaks like Lone Peak and Enniss Peak. A legacy of early irrigation and water management is visible through the Jordan Canal, the Draper Irrigation Canal, and the Portion of Little Cottonwood Canyon Ditch. Historical points of interest include the Union Fort Pioneer Cem and the Granite City Cem, alongside recreation-focused sites like Wasatch Resort. The map also captures the varied topography of Flatiron Mesa and the drainage networks of Bells Canyon and Dry Gulch, which feed into the valley below.