2014 Map of Antelope Island
USGS Topo · Published 2014About this map
Antelope Island rises from the Great Salt Lake in this 2014 survey, showcasing a landscape defined by prominent ridgelines and isolated water sources. The island's interior is dominated by high points such as Frary Peak and Stringham Peak, with the topography falling away toward White Rock Bay and Sea Gull Point. The distribution of named springs, including Cedar Spring, Mushroom Springs, and Dooly Spring, indicates the critical role of freshwater in this terminal lake environment. Geologic and commemorative names such as Mormon Rocks and Daddy Stump Ridge provide historical layers to the island's geography, while features like Bamberger Hill and Elephant Head mark the distinctive shoreline and interior terrain.
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