2011 Map of Maukey Gulch

About this map

McDonald Mine and several other extraction sites sit tucked within the gulches and canyons of this Granite County landscape. The topography is defined by the complex drainage network of Rock Creek, where the West Fork and Middle Fork converge. Resource extraction is a visible legacy here, with specific claims like the NE NE Section 6 Mine and Bentz Mine noted alongside the winding corridors of Rock Creek Rd and Ross's Fork Rd. In the southern reaches, Moose Meadows provides a distinct break in the terrain near the headwaters of Moose Meadow Creek. Smaller water features such as Milo Lake and the Stephens Reservoir suggest localized water management for mining or ranching, while the dramatic Eagle Canyon marks the eastern edge of the survey area.