2011 Map of Jensen

About this map

Jensen occupies a strategic bend where the Green River meets a network of local draws and hollows in eastern Utah. This 2011 survey illustrates the settlement's relationship with the water, anchored by the nearby Stewart Lake and the winding course of the river. The surrounding geography is defined by distinct topographical depressions and drainages, including the prominent Bourdette Draw and the expansive Clay Basin to the south. Transportation in the area relies on routes like Redwash Rd, which skirts the river's eastern bank, and E 8500 St S. The landscape is characterized by its dramatic fork systems, specifically the Left Fork Walker Hollow and Right Fork Walker Hollow, reflecting a classic high-desert drainage pattern. To the east, the intermittent flow of Cliff Creek marks the transition into more arid terrain, while Kane Hollow provides a northern counterpoint to the deep washes found throughout the quadrangle.