2010 Map of Sevier Lake SW

About this map

Sevier Lake dominates the central landscape of this Millard County quadrangle, showing its vast and ephemeral character as it appeared in 2010. The terrain is defined by a series of drainage patterns and seasonal water features that illustrate the arid drainage basin of western Utah. To the west, Red Wash and Steamboat Wash cut through the topography, funneling occasional runoff toward the lake bed, while Johnson Pond sits as a lonely landmark in the desert. The presence of Cricket Reservoir Number 2 and the smaller Cricket Reservoir on the eastern edge suggests localized water management efforts in this otherwise sparsely developed region. This survey serves as a precise record of the shoreline and drainage features like Cedar Wash before subsequent environmental shifts altered the desert floor.