2010 Map of Cowboy Pass

About this map

Confusion Range terrain dominates this desert landscape, where high ridgelines and secluded springs define the remote interior of Millard County. The historic route of Old 6 and 50 winds through the topography, passing the eponymous Cowboy Pass and tracking north of Rattlesnake Bench. The map records essential water sources in an arid environment, notably Willow Spring and Skunk Spring, which likely served as critical stops for travelers and livestock long before modern surveying. Significant geological features such as Conger Mountain in the south and the sharp profile of Chevron Ridge to the north highlight the dramatic vertical relief of the Great Basin. This document captures the intricate drainage patterns of Red Gulch and the complex canyon systems including Willow Spring Canyon and Ledger Canyon, providing a precise look at the landforms as they existed in the early 21st century.