1993 Map of Goshen Pass

About this map

Cedar Valley defines the expansive basin of this 1993 survey, showing a landscape shaped by water scarcity and distinct drainage patterns in Utah County. The northern section is dominated by the Sinks, a complex topographical depression where surface water collects and disappears into the ground. Traces of human activity are centered on livestock and water management, evidenced by the presence of a Corral and several remote water sources like Yellowbrush Well and a distributed Water Tank. To the southeast, the terrain rises toward the namesake Goshen Pass, providing a corridor through the mountainous topography that borders the valley floor. This map captures the region at a time when its character remained primarily focused on rural ranching and geological features before more modern developments moved into the area.