2020 Map of Beryl

About this map

The Beryl townsite sits at the junction of a modern grid and the vast, open floor of the Escalante Desert. This northern Iron County landscape is defined by the transition from the high relief of the North Peaks and the S Fork East Peaks down to the arid lowlands. Water sources are scarce in this high desert environment, with Culver Spring providing a rare named point of interest in the northern foothills. The map reveals a structured expansion of the area via a precise township-and-range grid, with routes like Eight Mile Rd and N Beryl Hwy facilitating movement across the basin. Distinctive landmarks such as Websters Knolls and the winding Negro Liza Wash break the desert expanse, offering clear reference points for those studying the topography and land use patterns of this rural Utah corridor.