1991 Map of Bogart Canyon

About this map

The eastern reaches of the Uintah and Ouray Indian Reservation dominate the western portion of this terrain, characterized by a series of prominent high-altitude dividers like Mormon Ridge and Wenti Ridge. In this part of Grand County during the early 1990s, the landscape is defined by deep drainages and isolated water sources such as Oak Springs. The map reveals a remote geography of deep cuts and notches, most notably Bogart Canyon and the curiously named depressions of Hells Hole and Surveyors Hole. Settlement is nearly non-existent in this territory, with only The Pines noted as a localized landmark. The intricate network of seasonal flows, including Beaver Wash and Left Hand Nash Wash, illustrates the complex erosion patterns that shape this high plateau country.