2011 Map of Pelican Point

About this map

Utah Lake dominates this landscape, its western and northern shores defining the transition between the freshwater basin and the growing suburban grid of northern Utah County. By the early 21st century, the northern shore shows significant development, with the American Fork Post Office and Draper Post Office serving established residential clusters. The industrial history of the shoreline is grounded by the U S Steel Corporation Dam on the eastern edge of the lake, while the settlement of Wing sits near the crossing of the interstate and rail corridor. To the south, the topography remains less developed, marked by prominent landforms such as Pelican Point, Goose Point, and Jumbers Point. This area reveals a complex water management system necessary for the region's agriculture and industry, including the Mcarthur Ditch and the Lake Bottom Canal.