2023 Map of Draper
USGS Topo · Published 2023About this map
Draper and Sandy anchor this detailed study of the southeastern Salt Lake Valley as it transitions from dense residential centers to the soaring peaks of the Wasatch Range. The complex water infrastructure necessary for this high-desert environment is clearly visible, featuring the East Jordan Canal, Draper Irrigation Canal, and both the Salt Lake Valley Aqueduct and Salt Lake City Aqueduct. These systems parallel the natural drainage of Dry Creek and Willow Creek. Genealogists will find significant value in the documentation of local burial sites, including Union Fort Pioneer Cem, Sandy City Cem, and the Granite City Cem. To the east, the map details the transition into protected lands like the Lone Peak Wilderness and Wasatch National Forest, where steep terrain is marked by Bells Canyon and the prominent Lone Peak.
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