1985 Map of Strawberry Point

About this map

Strawberry Point serves as a prominent landmark on this mid-1980s survey of the Markagunt Plateau, where the elevation drops dramatically along the Pink Cliffs. The landscape is dominated by a complex network of canyons and drainage systems within the Dixie National Forest, including the deeply incised Orderville Gulch and the headwaters of Strawberry Creek. Named features like Shingle Mill Canyon suggest the historic timber and resource use that characterized this part of Kane County. The map details the transition from high plateaus to the intricate gullies of the Right Fork Lydias Canyon and Left Fork Lydias Canyon. Isolated water sources such as Twin Springs, Trough Spring, and Hidden Spring are critical points in this high-altitude environment, providing essential data for those studying the pastoral or geological history of the region.