2014 Map of Bulls Pass

About this map

The North Promontory Mountains dominate the eastern half of this landscape, creating a high-altitude barrier that defines the local geography. At the heart of this range lies Bulls Pass, a critical topographical notch that provides passage between the high peaks. To the west, the land descends into the broad expanse of Hansel Valley, where the drainage of Hansel Valley Wash snakes through the lower elevations. The survey reveals a strictly organized grid of rural infrastructure, with routes such as N Hansel Valley Rd and W 20000 N providing access to the vast grazing lands and remote section corners of Box Elder County. This intersection of high mountain terrain and systematic valley road planning illustrates the enduring importance of mountain passes for movement in this part of northern Utah.