2002 Map of Torrey
USGS Topo · Published 2005About this map
Torrey and Teasdale anchor this landscape where the high plateaus meet the desert canyonlands. The Fremont River carves through the central valley, supported by a network of irrigation features like the Canal and Siphon that transformed Poverty Flat into viable agricultural land. The transition from the high elevations of the Fishlake National Forest and Dixie National Forest down to the arid lowlands is clearly visible through the varied terrain of Velvet Ridge and the Teasdale Bench. Notable water management is evident at Flatiron Lakes and Torrey Allotment Reservoir No 2, reflecting the essential relationship between the community and its water sources in the early 2000s. Long-distance transit and recreation are represented by the Great Western Trail and Highway 12, which traverse the complex geography of canyons like Red Canyon and Calf Canyon.
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