2010 Map of Talmage

About this map

Talmage and Utahn serve as the primary focal points of this northeastern Utah landscape, situated in an area defined by sophisticated irrigation and diverse topographical benches. The Duchesne River winds through the southern section of the quadrangle, flanked by the Pioneer Canal and Knight Ditch, which demonstrate the importance of water management to the local settlements. Notable family and historical landmarks include the Talmage Cemetery and Utahn Cemetery, providing valuable points of reference for genealogists. The terrain rises and falls from the heights of Steamboat Mountain to the broad expanses of Blue Bench, Hair Bench, and West Bench. North of the river, the settlement pattern is shaped by geographic features like Draper Hollow and Todd Hill, while transportation is facilitated by routes such as Rock Creek Rd.