1954 Map of Mc Intyre

About this map

Tintic Valley serves as the central corridor for transportation and settlement in this mid-century look at Juab and Utah Counties. The Union Pacific railroad cuts a straight line through the basin, passing the small settlement of McIntyre and the ranching outpost at Tintic Ranch. To the north, an Old Railroad Grade and the McIntyre Road suggest an evolving transit network connecting these remote desert stations. The landscape is defined by its water sources, including Railroad Springs and Diamond Creek, which were vital for both the railroad and the cattle operations at Jericho. Along the western edge, the terrain rises toward Jericho Ridge and Chambers Wash, while the eastern portion of the sheet is marked by numerous prospects and Gravel Pits, indicating the area's mineral interests during the 1950s.