1949 Map of Tuttle

About this map

The Malad River carves a dramatic path through the canyonlands of Malad Gorge State Park before reaching the floor of the Hagerman Valley. This landscape is defined by its water resources, featuring a complex infrastructure of penstocks, a Powerhouse, and a Diversion Dam that utilize the sheer drop of the gorge. On the valley floor, the small settlement of Tuttle sits near the irrigation networks that support local agriculture, while the Hagerman National Fish Hatchery and Hagerman State Wildlife Management Area utilize the constant flow from Tucker Springs and other natural outlets.