2014 Map of Hiawatha

About this map

Mohrland and Hiawatha sit at the eastern edge of this 2014 survey, marking a transition from the canyon floors to the high elevations of the Manti-LaSal National Forest. The map documents the complex drainage systems of the Wasatch Plateau, where the Left Fork Cedar Creek and Right Fork Cedar Creek converge near Huntington Canyon. High-altitude features like Gentry Mountain and Gentry Ridge dominate the western portion of the quadrangle, while Wild Horse Ridge and Bear Creek Canyon define the southern landscape. The presence of the Huntington Reservoir and the Bear Creek Campground indicates a landscape used for both water management and recreation. The county line between Emery and Carbon Counties snakes across the northern sections, cutting through named hollows such as Wild Cattle Hollow and McCadden Hollow, illustrating the political boundaries imposed on this high-desert terrain.