2017 Map of Tickville Spring

About this map

Riverton and Herriman occupy the northeastern corner of this landscape, marking the edge of suburban growth against the slopes of the Traverse Mountains and the southern Oquirrh Mountains. The terrain transitions sharply from the residential developments of Herriman to the high ridges of Latimer Point and Black Ridge. The boundary between Salt Lake County and Utah County bisects the map, separating these northern settlements from the broad expanse of Cedar Valley to the south. Historically significant water sources and drainage patterns define the interior, including Tickville Spring, Rose Canyon Spring, and Oak Springs. The map documents a network of canyons and gulches like Butterfield Canyon and Tickville Gulch that have long provided access through the mountains. This 2017 data reflects the modern road infrastructure, including the Mountain View Corridor, as it integrates with older mountain routes like Yellow Fork Canyon Rd.