2017 Map of Tucker

About this map

Spanish Fork Canyon serves as a central corridor for this mountain landscape, where the settlements of Tucker and Gilluly are situated along the drainage of Soldier Cr. The terrain is deeply incised by a network of drainage systems, including Starvation Canyon, Davidson Canyon, and the Left Fork White River. This 2017 survey shows the convergence of major public lands, with the Uinta National Forest occupying the northern half and the Manti-LaSal National Forest extending to the south. Historically significant named landforms like Soberville Hollow, Drunkard Hollow, and Mine Hollow provide clues to early land use and local nomenclature. High-elevation vantage points such as High Peak and Tucker Peak oversee the rugged topography, while routes like Skyline Dr and Tie Fork Rd navigate the steep ridges and canyon floors.