2020 Map of Clay Basin

About this map

Browns Park sits at the southern end of this Daggett County landscape, where the Green River carves a wide valley through the high desert of northeastern Utah. This 2020 map documents a region defined by its dramatic elevation changes, from the heights of Goslin Mtn and the Richards Mountains down to the river basin. Cultural history is anchored at the John Jarvie Ranch Historic Site Cem, a significant marker of early settlement along the river's edge. The transportation network, including the Taylor Flat Bridge and Browns Park Rd, connects the scattered landmarks of Clay Basin to the protected lands of the Ashley National Forest. Small settlements like Mtn Home and natural features such as Two Horse Butte and Jesse Ewing Canyon illustrate a terrain where geological formations dictate the placement of roads and homesteads.