
Randlett and the surrounding river bottoms of the Uintah Basin are defined by an intricate network of irrigation systems and natural waterways in this mid-1960s Bureau of Reclamation study. The confluence of the Uinta River and the Duchesne River anchors the geography, while man-made features like the Ouray School Canal, Leland Canal, and Myton Townsite Canal indicate the vital role of water management for local agriculture and the Ouray School.
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