1950 Map of Enoch NE

About this map

Spring Hollow and Lost Spring Hollow dominate the northern terrain of this 1950 survey, where seasonal drainage patterns have carved a network of deep ravines through the Iron County landscape. The mapping reflects a period of critical water resource management in the high desert, documenting isolated infrastructure such as a Windmill and scattered Well sites essential for livestock and local use. The Minersville Road serves as the primary north-south artery, cutting a straight path across the flatter eastern reaches of the quadrangle while the western portion remains defined by the rugged topography of Chalk Hollow and Steer Hollow. This topographic study identifies specific natural landmarks like Lost Spring and the descent into Mud Spring Canyon, providing a precise record of the environmental features and early transport routes that dictated movement through this section of southern Utah.