2020 Map of Loa

About this map

Loa sits at the heart of this high-altitude landscape, serving as the seat of local government as marked by the Wayne County Courthouse. The town's layout is defined by a grid of streets that transition into irrigation systems like the Loa-Town Ditch and Fremont Loa Ditch, which channel water from the Fremont River to sustain the local agriculture. To the north, the terrain rises toward the Fishlake National Forest, where features such as Little Mtn and Row of Pines Bench overlook the valley. The map documents numerous springs and hollows that define the watershed, including Dog Spring and Sheep Hollow. Cultural landmarks such as Loa Cem and Fremont Cem provide critical points of reference for genealogists, while the presence of the Awapa Plateau and Rabbit Valley highlights the distinct geographic character of this corner of the state.