2023 Map of Neola NW

About this map

Bluebell anchors the southern landscape of this northern Utah survey, where the arid high country meets a sophisticated network of irrigation infrastructure. The territory is defined by the managed movement of water through the Yellowstone Feeder Canal and Yellowstone Extension Canal, which cut across the desert terrain to support local agriculture. Prominent landforms such as Pine-Nut Ridge, Tower Ridge, and the expansive John Starr Flat illustrate the varied elevations of the Uinta Basin's edge. Smaller waterways like Timothy Creek and Spring Branch Creek thread through the northern ridges, while the Cottonwood Wash and Big Sand Wash reveal the erosive forces shaping the basins. In the more settled areas near Bluebell, a grid of rural roads including HWY 6610 N and Claybasin Pond Rd provides access to local ditches and laterals, including the North Ditch and Bluebell Lateral, showing how modern water management has shaped the geography of Duchesne County.