1992 Map of Mc Intyre

About this map

McIntyre and Jericho anchor this Juab County landscape, showing the transition of a high-desert terrain marked by early infrastructure and resource extraction. The presence of an Old Railroad Grade running through the central valley speaks to the region's transport history, while a modern Aqueduct cuts across the southern hills. Mineral interest is evident through scattered Prospects, Quarries, and a Mine Shaft located near the eastern boundary. Notable water sources such as Mud Springs, Riley Springs, and Diamond Creek define the survival patterns of the area, providing critical points in a landscape also defined by Chambers Wash and the Tintic Wash. The map also captures several human imprints on the land, from the No Name Well (Aban'd) to the Mc Intyre Road and Dennis Road corridors.