2011 Map of Goshen Pass

About this map

Cedar Valley defines the core of this landscape, showing a structured grid of local roads and water infrastructure in the early 21st century. The map centers on the open terrain west of the Lake Mountains, where the desert valley is navigated by long straightaways like N 18150 West and 800 S. The most significant geographical landmark is Goshen Pass in the southeast, a natural break in the rising ground that has historically served as a corridor through the region. This 2011 survey captures the area during a period of expanding rural-suburban infrastructure, evidenced by named thoroughfares such as Soldiers Pass Rd and Lake Mountain Rd. The presence of Yellowbrush Well underscores the importance of water management in this arid Utah environment, providing a specific point of reference for those researching the historical land use and development patterns of the valley.