2010 Map of McCornick

About this map

McCornick serves as the central point of activity within the Pahvant Valley in this 2010 topographic record. This high-desert agricultural region is defined by an extensive grid of section roads and water management features crucial for sustaining life in the arid basin. The Central Utah Canal and Canel Rd trace a path along the eastern edge of the quadrangle, illustrating the complex irrigation infrastructure that allows for farming in this area. Natural water sources like Antelope Spring and Mud Lake Spring are found further west, while seasonal drainage is marked by Whisky Creek and Eightmile Creek. The map provides a clear look at the rectilinear road network, including W 11700 North St and N 2500 West St, which connects the small settlement of McCornick to the surrounding fields.