1985 Map of Harding

About this map

Harding stands as a primary point of reference in this mid-1980s landscape of Millard County, situated near the intersection of various survey township lines. The terrain is defined by its water management and arid geography, characterized by the Central Utah Canal and an Abandoned Canal that trace the gradual descent toward the Mud Flats. These artificial waterways highlight the region's historical reliance on irrigation to manage the desert environment. To the east, the topography rises toward Sixmile Point, while local activity is noted by features like the Gravel Pit and a Storage Bin. The presence of the Delta NW Base provides a specific marker for surveyors and genealogists tracking land divisions in this part of Utah. The transition from Sand Dunes to drainage features like Clay Spring Wash illustrates the environmental complexities of the Sevier Desert area during this era.