2013 Map of Lindon

About this map

Lindon sits at the intersection of high plains agriculture and early 21st-century infrastructure, centered on the corridor of Us-36 E. This portion of Washington County is defined by its expansive drainage networks, including the seasonal pathways of Sand Creek and Gordon Creek, which carve into the terrain south of the settlement. The map reveals the precise layout of the rural grid, where county roads such as Co Road S and Co Road 10 organize the landscape into large sections. Local history is anchored at the Lindon Cem, situated just east of the main town area. The topography is marked by notable depressions and ephemeral watercourses like Dry Gulch and Vega Creek, illustrating the hydraulic patterns of this arid landscape before they reach larger basins.