2020 Map of Eastland

About this map

Eastland serves as the primary settlement hub in this southeastern Utah landscape, where the plateau surface is deeply incised by a series of drainage systems. The geography is defined by prominent topographical markers like Boulder Point, Pearson Point, and Horsehead Point, which overlook the complex network of canyons below. Notable among these are Boulder Canyon and Pearson Canyon, which channel seasonal water through Boulder Cr and Pearson Wash. The road network reflects the area's rural character, with named routes like the Boulder Cutoff, Pearson Cutoff, and E Old Dude Ranch Rd connecting isolated points of interest. Higher elevations such as Ginger Hill and West Boulder Point provide a clear view of the transition between the agricultural lands near the town and the more broken terrain of Long Draw Canyon and Horsehead Canyon to the south.