2012 Map of Millersville

About this map

Blacks Fork meanders through this landscape, defining the topography alongside the drainage of Smiths Fork. The area is characterized by significant natural depressions and cuts, such as Jackknife Draw and Moss Agate Cut, which speak to the complex hydrology and geological formations of this part of Uinta County. Modern transportation corridors are established along historical routes, evidenced by the presence of Eakin Station Rd and Church Butte Rd, which connect the scattered rural features. These roads often parallel or intersect the natural washes like Austin Wash, illustrating the intersection of human transit and the high-desert terrain. Local landmarks such as Mud Spring Hollow and the pathway of Hank Hollow Rd provide specific reference points for researchers interested in the rural development and land-use patterns of the early 21st century.