2014 Map of Harrisburg Junction

About this map

Harrisburg and the developing residential corridors of Washington define the landscape of this Washington County survey. The terrain is characterized by dramatic geologic features, including the prominent White Reef and Leeds Reef to the northeast, and the expansive Washington Black Ridge overlooking the southern valleys. Significant water infrastructure is central to the area's modern footprint, with the large Quail Creek Reservoir situated near Harrisburg Bench and the Sand Hollow Reservoir at the southeastern corner. Historical springs such as Berry Spring and Willow Spring suggest the foundational water sources that once supported early settlement. To the north, the protected lands of the Dixie National Forest contrast with the growing network of roads like Telegraph St and W State St, illustrating the expansion of the St. George metropolitan area into the surrounding desert flats and canyons.