2010 Map of McIntyre

About this map

McIntyre and Jericho anchor this western Utah landscape, where the terrain transitions from the high elevations of Jericho Ridge into the broad expanse of the Tintic Valley. The map reveals a complex network of seasonal drainages and essential water sources that have historically dictated human activity in this arid region. Major ephemeral waterways like Death Creek, Tanner Creek, and Copperopolis Creek converge toward the valley floor, while localized water points such as Railroad Springs and Mud Springs suggest the historical importance of reliable water for livestock and transportation. Settled points like the Tintic Ranch and names like Diamond Gulch hint at the area's pastoral and mineral history. The infrastructure is characterized by simple routes like McIntyre Rd and Dennis Rd, reflecting a landscape defined more by its natural topography—including Chambers Wash and Riley Canyon—than by dense development.