2011 Map of Fort Duchesne

About this map

The Uinta River and its accompanying irrigation infrastructure define this corner of Uintah County, where the settlement of Fort Duchesne and the site of Old Fort Duchesne anchor the local geography. The landscape is marked by a complex network of man-made waterways like the Moffat Canal and Ouray Park Canal, reflecting the area's deep reliance on managed water for agriculture and ranching. To the north, the Bullock-Draw Reservoir and Bullock Draw dominate the terrain, while the community of Gusher sits along the primary highway route. Cultural and recreation sites are prominent, including the Uintah and Ouray Indian Cemetery and Bottle-Hollow Resort, illustrating the intersection of tribal heritage and modern development near Bottle Hollow. Researchers will find a detailed layout of local ranch roads, such as Fausett Ranch Rd, providing insight into the rural settlement patterns of the early 21st century.