1964 Map of Mc Kinnon

About this map

Henrys Fork snakes across this high-desert landscape, defining the agricultural and social geography of the area in the 1960s. The settlement of McKinnon is anchored by vital water infrastructure like the Interstate Canal and several local reservoirs including Phil Mass Reservoir and Antler Reservoir, which supported ranching life near the Utah state line. Genealogical researchers will find the Burntfork Cem and McKinnon Cem clearly marked, alongside a historic Rendezvous Site on the riverbank. The terrain transitions from the elevations of Cedar Mountain and its Rim Road down into series of named drainages like Hisey Hollow and Coon Hollow. Small-scale industry is evidenced by scattered Gravel Pits and a specific Drill Hole landmark, while old transportation routes are represented by a network of Jeep Trails.