2014 Map of McCornick

About this map

McCornick serves as the primary point of settlement in this arid reach of Millard County, where the grid-based irrigation of the Central Utah Canal dictates the pattern of human habitation. The landscape is defined by the contrast between these engineered waterways and natural features like Whisky Cr and the seasonal flow of Eightmile Cr. A legacy of desert transit is visible in named routes such as Sheep Trail Rd and Foothill Blvd, which skirt the edges of the terrain while localized agriculture clusters around W Church Farm Rd. Further west, the ground rises toward the feature known as Knobby, with water sources like Antelope Spring and Mud Lake Spring providing vital landmarks in an otherwise sparse environment.