1994 Map of Goshen Valley North

About this map

Goshen Valley unfolds along the southwestern shoreline of Utah Lake in this mid-1990s mapping of a landscape defined by its hydrology and ranching infrastructure. The map depicts a distinct transition from the steep, canyon-cut hillsides of Coyote Pass and the western mountains down to the alluvial floor and extensive wetlands. Human activity is evidenced by a network of agricultural improvements, including a Corral, several wells, and a Water tank, alongside an industrial footprint marked by a Substation and a mining Prospect to the north. The eastern edge is dominated by the lake's shifting margin, featuring a broad Mud Flat and White Lake. These drainage patterns, including the course of Pinyon Creek, illustrate the complex water management essential for the Genola Corporate Boundary area and the adjacent livestock operations at Allens Ranch.