1996 Map of Farm Creek Peak

About this map

Ashley National Forest and the Uintah and Ouray Indian Reservation meet across this mountainous landscape in Duchesne County. The topography is defined by high-elevation drainage systems, where the Right Fork Farm Creek and East Fork Farm Creek descend through deep cuts like Rough Canyon and Cottonwood Hollow. In the lower elevations to the southwest, a complex network of man-made irrigation channels, including the Tabby Canal, Pike Canal, and Jasper Canal, redirects water for agricultural use, contrasting with the wilderness character of the high basins. Genealogists and historians may note the remote Round Grove settlement and several family-named features like Jepp Thomas Canal. Notable summits and landmarks such as Farm Creek Peak and the high-altitude Rock Lake provide essential navigation points within the northern forest sections.