2020 Map of Strong

About this map

The Sevier River dominates this portion of Millard County, winding through a desert landscape defined by hydraulic engineering and historical transit corridors. At the heart of the region lies the DMAD Reservoir, a vital water management feature fed by the river and supported by a network of man-made waterways including Canal A and the Central Utah Canal. The settlement of Lynndyl and the point of Strong mark the human presence in this arid environment, connected by a grid of specialized routes such as Brush Wellman Rd and Railroad View Rd. Distinctive natural landmarks like the Oak Creek Sinks, Big Gully, and Taylors Flat illustrate the complex drainage patterns and terrain of the Sevier Desert. This modern survey provides a clear view of how water diversion remains the central organizing principle for life and industry in the area around Delta.