2020 Map of Danish Knoll
USGS Topo · Published 2020About this map
Manti-La Sal National Forest dominates this section of the Wasatch Plateau, where a complex system of hydraulic engineering defines the high-altitude landscape. Notable features include the Larson Tunnel, Horseshoe Tunnel, and Ephraim Tunnel, which alongside the Wasatch Ditch and Madsen Ditch, represent a significant historical effort to manage water resources across the mountain divide. These man-made diversions connect various natural and artificial basins such as John August Lake, New Canyon Reservoir, and Little Petes Hole Reservoir. The terrain is marked by distinctive named heights like Danish Knoll, Haystack Mtn, and Dusterburgs Hill, while the Josephite Pt Trail and Skyline Dr provide access through the dense network of canyons and flats, including Philadelphia Flat and Bluebell Flat.
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