2011 Map of Bald Knoll

About this map

Skutumpah Terrace defines the southern reach of this landscape, where the high desert terrain is carved by a complex network of washes and canyons. The presence of isolated water sources like Spaniard Spring, Fisher Spring, and Fuller Spring suggests a reliance on scattered oases for livestock and range management in an otherwise arid environment. This 2011 survey documents a remote portion of Kane County, characterized by prominent landmarks such as Buck Knoll and Bald Knoll. Transportation in this era is facilitated by rugged routes like N Johnson Canyon Rd and County Hwy-10, which skirt the edges of deep drainages. In the southwest, Kanab Creek passes by a feature known as The Falls, illustrating the sudden shifts in elevation that occur as seasonal waters navigate the canyons of Fisher Canyon and Dry Canyon.