2014 Map of McIntyre

About this map

McIntyre sits at the heart of this high-desert landscape, serving as a focal point for ranching and transport routes in the modern era. The map details a complex drainage system essential for life in the Tintic Valley, including Railroad Springs, Mud Springs, and several seasonal watercourses like Lower Death Crk and Copperopolis Cr. The terrain is defined by prominent rises such as Jericho Ridge and the deep cuts of Diamond Gulch and Riley Canyon. Human use of the land is primarily evidenced by extensive pasture lands and named access ways like the Usu Tintic Pastures and Jericho Cut Off Rd. To the southeast, Wash Canyon and Hop Cr mark the edge of the valley, while the presence of Us-6 indicates the continuing importance of this corridor for regional connectivity.