2001 Map of Circleville Mountain

About this map

Fishlake National Forest defines this high-elevation landscape, where the intersections of Beaver, Piute, Garfield, and Iron counties meet among the peaks. The area is a significant hydrological hub, centered on the Meadow River and the sprawling Kents Lake recreation area. This mapping highlights the development of water resources and mountain access, featuring sites like the Anderson Meadow Reservoir and the Diversion Dam. Lower down, family-named landmarks and seasonal habitations such as Fullmers Cabins and Wards Cache suggest a history of grazing and timber use. High-altitude meadows like Buck Pastures and Ranger Pasture are connected by a network of drainage systems, including the Middle Fork and South Fork of the Beaver River. The topography transitions from the dramatic height of Circleville Mountain down to the relative flats of Burnt Flat and Little Dog Valley.