2020 Map of Huntington

About this map

Huntington serves as the primary hub in this central Utah landscape, defined by a grid of residential streets and its proximity to the waters of Huntington Cr. The surrounding desert terrain is heavily modified by an intricate network of irrigation features, including the Cleveland Canal, the N Br Cleveland Canal, and the Mammoth Canal, which support agriculture across the flats. To the southeast, the smaller settlement of Lawrence sits near the McElprang Wash, while the expansive Huntington Lake State Park provides a major recreational anchor to the north. Genealogists will find three distinct burial sites on this sheet: the Huntington City Cem, the Lawrence Cem, and the small Tucker Family Cem located near the Cleveland Center Ditch. The geography is characterized by dramatic elevation changes at Buffalo Bench, Allens Hill, and the Blue Slate Hills.