2017 Map of McKay Hollow

About this map

Cache National Forest encompasses the southwestern reaches of this Rich County landscape, where the high desert terrain is defined by a series of north-south running hollows and ridges. This 2017 survey details a sophisticated water management network vital to this arid environment, featuring several numbered basins such as Saleratus Reservoir Number 2 and Saleratus Reservoir Number 3. The rugged topography is etched with names that reflect local ranching history and geography, including McKay Hollow and Table Mtn. Transport through this remote section of northern Utah is primary facilitated by Main Ranch Way, which serves as a central artery through the center of the quadrangle. Other notable water features like the Neponset Reservoir and Crane Reservoir anchor the eastern and northern corners, illustrating the region's reliance on collected runoff from the surrounding peaks and canyons.