2020 Map of Dutch John

About this map

Flaming Gorge Reservoir dominates this landscape within the Ashley National Forest, where the settlement of Dutch John serves as a hub for the surrounding wilderness. The map reveals a complex system of canyonlands and plateaus, including Red Canyon and Jarvies Canyon, which have shaped local transportation and land use. The infrastructure here is tailored to the reservoir and river, evidenced by the Cart Creek Bridge and the sprawling Dutch John Bench. Historical land use patterns are visible at the Swett Ranch and the community of Green Dale to the south. Moving north from the reservoir, the terrain rises into high-altitude features like Dutch John Mtn and Antelope Flat, intersected by a network of forest and county roads such as Goslin Rd and Jug Hollow Rd. This survey documents a critical junction of modern recreation and legacy ranching in the northeast corner of Utah.