2017 Map of The Sink

About this map

Pahvant Valley serves as the primary landscape for this Millard County topographic study, which illustrates the complex water management and distinct geological formations of the region. The central drainage feature known as The Sink dominates the lower-elevation basin, fed by surrounding watercourses like Chalk Cr and the engineered Central Utah Canal. This grid-heavy landscape is marked by numerous east-west roads, including W 2600 North St, which provide access through the arid terrain toward prominent local landmarks. The contrast between the flat valley floor and the surrounding heights is sharp, with Bald Mtn and West Mtn rising to the east and south. Geologically interesting areas such as Devils Kitchen and the volcanic-named The Cinders highlight the varied surface features found throughout this portion of the Utah desert.