2011 Map of Saltair NE

About this map

The expansive waters of the Great Salt Lake dominate this Utah landscape, illustrating the unique shoreline and marshland geography of the Great Basin in the early 21st century. The map captures a largely aquatic and wetland environment where landforms like Goose Island emerge from the shallow, saline waters. To the southeast, the terrain transitions into a complex network of waterways, including Left Fork Spring Creek and Crystal Creek, where freshwater runoff meets the edge of the lake. This survey serves as a precise record of the shifting interfaces between land and water, showing the intricate finger-like projections of the shoreline and the isolation of coastal features in a region defined by its dynamic hydrography and minimal elevation change.