2017 Map of Tabiona

About this map

Tabiona sits along the north bank of the Duchesne River, serving as a central hub for the surrounding livestock and agricultural operations. The landscape is defined by an intricate network of irrigation systems, including the Jepp-Thomas Canal, Bridger Ditch, and Jasper Pike Canal, which draw from the river to support the arid Uinta Valley. This 2017 survey reveals how water rights and land management are etched into the terrain, with local names like Hicken Ditch and Farm Cr Canal marking the distribution of resources across the valley floor. To the north, the Tabiona-Redcliff Cem overlooks the town, while the surrounding geography transitions into a series of deeply carved drainages such as Golden Stairs Canyon and Rabbit Gulch. These features, alongside Blacktail Ridge and Windy Ridge, highlight the complex topography that has historically constrained and directed local development.