2014 Map of Tucker

About this map

Gilluly and the high mountain corridors of central Utah are the primary focus of this 2014 survey. This region, where the Uinta National Forest meets the Manti-LaSal National Forest, is defined by the steep descent of Spanish Fork Canyon and the winding course of Soldier Creek. The map documents the modern footprint of Us-6, including the Tucker Rest Area, alongside the names of deep mountain drainages like Drunkard Hollow and Soberville Hollow. High points such as Tucker Peak and High Peak overlook a landscape of ridgelines, including Willow Creek Ridge and Bennion Ridge. The transition from the Wasatch County line into Utah County is clearly marked, illustrating how the geography of canyons and canyons like Starvation Canyon and Davidson Canyon dictate the routes through this high-altitude terrain.