2014 Map of Lyman Lake

About this map

Old Blacks Fork Commissary sits as a notable point of human activity within the high-elevation landscape of the Wasatch National Forest in this 2014 survey. The area is defined by the complex drainage system of the Blacks Fork river, including its West Fork, Middle Fork, and East Fork branches. These waterways flow northward through the Uinta Mountains toward the Meeks Cabin Reservoir, which straddles the Wyoming-Utah border. Near the center of the quadrangle, recreational and topographical features such as Lyman Lake, Little Lyman Lake, and the Little Lyman Lake Campground indicate the region's importance for modern outdoor use. To the southeast, Mansfield Meadows provides a distinct break in the mountainous terrain, while names like Beaver Dam Hollow reflect the local wildlife and geography that have shaped the region's identity.