2002 Map of Veyo
USGS Topo · Published 2005About this map
Veyo and the surrounding high desert terrain are defined by a complex intersection of volcanic history and essential water management near the turn of the 21st century. The landscape is dominated by the prominent Veyo Volcano, with local industry evidenced by a Cinder Pit and a Power Plant along the Santa Clara River. This survey captures the residential growth of Dammeron Valley and the smaller settlement of Brookside, situated near the rugged boundaries of the Dixie National Forest. Critical infrastructure is mapped in detail, including an extensive Pipeline system and the Aquaduct that connects with the Upper Sand Cove Reservoir and Lower Sand Cove Reservoir. These water features, alongside drainages like Magotsu Creek and Cove Wash, illustrate the vital role of irrigation and storage in this arid environment, while conservation efforts are marked by the Red Cliffs Desert Reserve and Snow Canyon State Park.
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