2011 Map of Panguitch

About this map

Panguitch stands as a central agricultural and civic hub along the upper Sevier River valley, defined by a meticulously planned street grid and a complex network of irrigation infrastructure. This 2011 survey illustrates the vital role of water management in the high desert, featuring the East Bench Canal, Long Canal, and East Panguitch Canal that divert water toward the town's productive outskirts. The map identifies key community landmarks such as the Garfield County Fairgrounds, the Panguitch Post Office, and the Panguitch City Cemetery, providing a clear record of the town’s modern footprint. Beyond the residential center, the landscape is marked by landforms like Roller Mill Hill and Dickinson Hill, while drainage features such as Panguitch Creek and Threemile Creek feed into the river system. The presence of the Panguitch Municipal Airport and various named washes like Butler Wash and Peterson Wash further define the intersection of natural topography and local transportation.