1954 Map of Mc Intyre

About this map

Tintic Valley dominates the central landscape of this mid-century survey, serving as a corridor for the Union Pacific Railroad and the ranching operations that defined this part of the Utah-Juab county line. The map illustrates the transition from earlier transportation routes to contemporary infrastructure, marked by the presence of an Old Railroad Grade and the settlement of McIntyre. Water sources are critical in this arid environment, with Devil Springs, Death Spring, and Riley Springs providing essential points of interest for local history and land use studies.